X Marks the Box, Jul 13, 2000

JCraft, a Japanese software development company, has launched WiredX.net to enable Windows and other operating system (OS) users the power of Java to switch to X

MSC.Software has announced the release of its MSC.Nastran distributed memory parallel (DMP) for Linux to rev up PC simulation computing for engineers and manufacturers to near supercomputer speeds.

SpeechWorks International has announced plans to release Open Source software to enable access to the Internet by spoken commands over a telephone.

Linuxfund.org has announced a program to help developers of Open Source projects to apply for funding. The plan also allows for evaluators to register to help decide on allocating the funds for these projects.

Gateway has announced that it plans to use Transmeta's Crusoe smart processor to power the first products of the Internet Appliances (IAs) line that the company is developing with AOL.

CEOs of Linux-based companies talk about what the breakup of Microsoft means for the Linux world.

Five secretaries of a Detroit-area law firm have had crash courses in Linux and are able to use the "kill" command themselves.