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News from Apr 25, 2008

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- Hans Reiser Jury Deliberates Two Days Without Verdict, Apr 25, 2008

LegalThe jury deliberating the Hans Reiser murder trial left the courthouse here about 3:15 p.m. Pacific time Thursday, its second full day of deliberations.
- Drivers highlight Linux Summit progress, Apr 25, 2008
KernelThe final release on the recent Linux Collaboration Summit is out and the big word is drivers.
- Russian Post migrates to Linux for losses, Apr 25, 2008
GeneralThe Russian Post has started testing the free software to be used in ordinary post offices. Cutting costs for software is one of the main reasons to migrate to Linux. No details are reported. However, according to some sources, the Russian Post might prefer Red Hat.
- Pint-sized but versatile Linux server hits North America, Apr 25, 2008
EmbeddedA pint-sized, multi-functional Linux server small enough to hold in the palm of your hand, was released this week into the North American market by Japan-based Plat'Home.
- 10 ways to sell corporate on Linux, Apr 25, 2008
GeneralYour systems are all way overdue for an operating system upgrade, but your IT department is going over budget. You know you can’t afford the latest version of Microsoft Windows or Office. The easiest path to reining in your costs would be to migrate over to the Linux operating system. Unfortunately, corporate headquarters isn’t convinced that Linux is the way to go. How do you convince them otherwise?
- Apple acquires Linux-friendly chip vendor, Apr 25, 2008
EmbeddedA vendor of power-efficient multicore PowerPC processors that run Linux and other embedded OSes will be acquired by Apple. Its purchase of P.A. Semi could signal Apple plans to migrate its desktops, servers, and embedded consumer products back to PowerPC.
- Shuttleworth makes corporate case for Ubuntu 8.04 on its launch, Apr 25, 2008
UbuntuUbuntu creator Mark Shuttleworth said version 8.04 features a sexier GUI for consumers but it’s the Long Term Support, Wubi Windows installer, server assets and expanding ecosystem that will make it a rising star in the corporate world.
- Linux To Power 20% Mobile Phones By 2013, Apr 25, 2008
EmbeddedIt's not a forecast that will leave Symbian and Windows Mobile supporters quaking in their boots, but ABI Research is predicting that about 20% of middle and high-end mobile handsets will be running some form of the Linux operating system by 2013.
- Is it lift off for Linux?, Apr 25, 2008
UbuntuI had a very interesting conversation with Mr Ubuntu, aka Mark Shuttleworth, at the end of last week and you can read the resulting news story here.
- Fedora 9 Linux postponed, but new preview is available, Apr 25, 2008
Red HatThe Fedora Project has released a "preview" version of the Fedora 9 Linux distribution for download via Bittorrent. Shortly beforehand, the Project had adjusted the timetable for Fedora 9 and the Linux distribution is now scheduled for release on May 13, two weeks later than originally planned.
- Novell strips SLES down to its undies, Apr 25, 2008
NovellStripped-down operating systems made specifically for virtual machine appliances have tickled the fancy of the Linux collective, and these types of systems are keeping commercial distributors busy pushing out their versions of the concept.
- Deploying KDE to 52 million young people, Apr 25, 2008
KDEKDE on Linux has stepped up to become the software platform in the primary school education system in Brazil. That may sound like a bold claim, but the numbers are staggering and speak for themselves:
- Bill Gates: 'the GPL, which we disagree with', Apr 25, 2008
MicrosoftAt the Institute for Systems Biology in Seattle, Bill Gates gave his thoughts on where the pharmaceutical industry was going, and where it should be going. However, he also slipped up a bit and criticized the GNU General Public License (GPL).

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