The Debian Delay: Is Sarge MIA? Or Simply a POW of Process?, Mar 04, 2005

The latest release of Debian Linux, code named "Sarge" was supposed to report for duty at the end of last year. That didn't happen. Why has Sarge been delayed and ultimately does it matter? Debian developers and Debian's founding father talked to LinuxPlanet about Sarge's delay and its ultimate deployment.

SCO Group, whose stock is in danger of being de-listed from the Nasdaq Exchange, admitted Thursday that it has made a number of accounting mistakes during the past year -- so many that it announced that it will have to completely restate its numbers for the quarters ending Jan. 31, 2004, April 30, 2004 and July 31, 2004.

It may lack an all-in-one solution like Apple's iPhoto, but there are tools that make using a digital camera with Linux easy.

SCO's lawsuit is floundering -- and now the struggling software company faces regulators' scrutiny and questions about its management

Google's PC servers, which number in the thousands, run a stripped-down version of Linux, which is based on the Red Hat distribution but is really just the operating system kernel modified for Google, he added.

OpenSource solutions provider Red Hat has added 15 new Independent Software Vendor (ISV) partners in India and Sri Lanka.

Incorporated as Class 101 Corp., SafeDesk makes what are called Linux-based thin-client products.

Forget reality television. The real action is starting to play itself out in the enterprise operating system arena. The players in question are IBM, Red Hat and Sun Microsystems.

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