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News from Feb 18, 2008

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- Vista weakness could feed Linux growth, Feb 18, 2008

GeneralThe maturing expectations of desktop operating systems have given Linux a better chance than ever of denting the desktop - even as they have helped down Windows Vista, says Linus Torvalds
- SGI Buys 'Core Assets' Of Linux Networx, Feb 18, 2008
SGISGI, which came out of bankruptcy in October 2006, says it has increased orders by more than 30% in each of the last two quarters.
- Preinstalled SUSE Linux ThinkPad is good, but not great, Feb 18, 2008
SuseI use, on a daily basis, three different Linux distributions: MEPIS 6.5 and 7, OpenSUSE 10.3, and SLED 10 SP1. So, when I saw that Frank Ohlhorst, my colleague over at The Channel Insider, had gotten his hands on a ThinkPad T61 with SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 10 Service Pack 1, I was interested in what he would find.
- Five must-have apps for a new Linux install, Feb 18, 2008
GeneralI tend to hammer my Ubuntu laptop. Running a website like Tectonic means I am constantly installing new applications to try them out. Many of which I later have to remove or lie forgotten on the hard disk until I start to wonder where the +40GB of free hard disk space went to.
- Google behind Photoshop's new Linux compatibility, Feb 18, 2008
GoogleGoogle recently confirmed in a blog posting that it had paid Codeweavers to help develop WINE to make Photoshop usable on the well-regarded but still somewhat unpredictable software package, which aims to replicate Windows libraries to enable popular Windows applications run in a Linux environment.
- Linux steps up to power NZ Stock Exchange, Feb 18, 2008
GeneralThe New Zealand Stock Exchange is moving to a Linux platform for its settlement and clearing system, replacing its existing HP NonStop platform and applications in order to reduce cost and increase flexibility.
- Trend Micro Shows how Not to Handle the Free Software Community, Feb 18, 2008
GeneralRight now, my candidate for the worst job isn't a nanny on a visa or a roofer on a hot summer day. It's being a publicist for Trend Micro. By launching a patent violation suit against Barracuda Networks for distributing a piece of free software called ClamAV, Trend Micro has created a public relations disaster for itself, and possibly a financial one as well.

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