SCO's proof bogus, Linux advocate says
The first publicly released sample that The SCO Group claims was improperly added to the Linux source code has every right to be in Linux, according to open-source advocate Bruce Perens.
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IBM exec: SCO lawsuit a bump in the road
The man who helped engineer IBM's Linux strategy shared his thoughts on the impact of The SCO Group's US$3 billion lawsuit against his company during a keynote address at LinuxWorld Conference and Expo Wednesday.
Report: Bugbear, Sobig top viruses so far in 2003
The Bugbear and Sobig viruses top a list of the most frequently occurring viruses of 2003, according to a report released by antivirus company, Sophos.
US AIX users unruffled by SCO lawsuit
Users of AIX, IBM's version of Unix, say the company's dispute with The SCO Group is having little impact on their AIX purchasing plans, despite SCO's declaration this week that merely using AIX is now an infringement of its rights.
UPDATE: SCO revokes AIX licence
"This is between us and IBM"
SCO drops Linux, warns Linux users
The SCO Group on Wednesday announced it was abandoning its Linux business and warned commercial Linux users they may be liable for intellectual property violations that, it alleges, exist in the Linux source code.
IBM unleashes T-Rex
The mainframe may be a dinosaur, but it is a carnivorous one. That was IBM's message Tuesday at a press event in San Francisco where it launched its new line of mainframe computers, the first model of which is called the z990 -- code-named T-Rex.
Open source guru - Linux OS creator on the politics of porting
Most Linux users "really dislike Microsoft"
Reality check for Java
Lack of JDK 1.1 support has slowed Java's momentum
Diba acquisition puts Sun in the toaster Business
Java branding may be extended to Diba boxe6
Voting on ISO Java standard ends - but a decision is months away
Criticisms centre on Sun's control of trademark, openess of process