Sean Michael Kerner

In a letter sent to SCO (Quote) customers, SCO President and CEO Darl McBride assured his customers that the company is still doing all right. In the

Research firm Gartner recently identified companies it believes are leaders and visionaries in the SSL-VPN marketplace. There are some vendors that you'd

Internetnews.com editors provide an early roadmap for tech's direction in 2007. Linux users have much to look forward to in 2007, beginning with the end

Cisco has been in the VPN market for more than a decade, at first focusing on IPsec (define)-based VPNs and, in more recent years, advancing SSL-VPN

Running an older version of Red Hat's Fedora Core Linux? Bad news: You're no longer being supported. The Fedora Legacy Project is in "transition" and is

Novell's OpenSUSE project has released the latest version of its namesake Linux distribution, OpenSUSE 10.2. But you wouldn't know it if you were waiting

Though many have thought otherwise, Novell's recent deal with Microsoft is not an admission that Linux infringes on Microsoft's intellectual property. At

In an interesting twist of irony, Oracle, which is taking aim at Linux leader Red Hat for being too expensive, is being undercut with an open source

UPDATED: Heat? What heat? RedHat (Quote) may be facing new competition for Linux support from Oracle and a Microsoft/Novell partnership, but the number

Sun and Ubuntu GNU/Linux are getting even closer. Canonical, the commercial sponsor of the Ubuntu distribution and Sun are expanding their existing

Analysis: Last week's surprising announcement by Microsoft (Quote) and Novell (Quote) on Linux is very good news for Novell. It could also be very bad

UPDATED: Microsoft is the mortal enemy of Linux, right? Not necessarily. In a surprise announcement, Microsoft (Quote) CEO Steve Ballmer and Novell