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Fujitsu, Novell to deliver Linux for high-performance servers, Jul 23, 2005
Fujitsu Ltd and Novell Inc have announced an agreement to deliver new Linux technology and support to their respective customers.
Open source through the Microsoft window, May 25, 2005
If you are saying to me that more and more customers are doing analysis, and some of them are choosing Linux because of that, my first comment is “great.” I’m glad people are actually doing analysis and choosing it based on a set of facts.
Red Hat expects more subscribers, Apr 27, 2005
Red Hat Inc, a leading provider of open source solutions for enterprises, expects more Malaysian companies to subscribe to its service with the launch of Red Hat Enterprise Linux Version 4.
Bring out the GIMP, Feb 25, 2005
No one can beat the 800lb gorilla of image-editing software, Adobe Systems Incs Photoshop CS.
But if you cant afford Photoshop CSs RM2,280 price tag, you may want to consider GIMP a freeware, open source image-editing program.
Novell continues aggressive Linux drive, Jan 31, 2005
Networking software giant Novell Inc wants to do two things this year position itself as the preferred Linux supplier, and establish a proper ecosystem for its partners, be they independent software and hardware vendors (ISVs and IHVs) or resellers.
Microsoft cracks down on unauthorised Xbox mods, Nov 18, 2004
Gamers who modify Xboxes usually do so either to be able to cheat on games or use pirated copies, although some also have made changes so they can use the Xbox for other functions, from running Linux to playing music.
Open source guru to speak in KL, Oct 13, 2004
Richard M. Stallman, considered a "guru" of the Open Source Software (OSS) movement, will present a free seminar entitled Impact of the Free Software Movement on the Public Sector and Education in Kuala Lumpur on Oct 20.
Stallman is the founder of the Free Software movement, GNU project, Free Software Foundation and League for Programming Freedom.
Open, closed: Novell's 'mixed source' software, Sep 11, 2004
Theres open source software (OSS), theres what Novell Inc chief technology officer Alan Nugent calls closed source -- meaning proprietary -- software, and then theres Novells own mixed-source software.
Nugent was describing Novells own policy, one that he said brought together the best of open source and Novells proprietary software, and was periodically realigned so that the two complemented each other as best as possible.
We make our proprietary technology available on open source platforms, and we participate in the OSS movement, said Nugent, who was in Malaysia for Novells Linux Day event here on Monday.
New Linux distro made available on Sun servers, Aug 25, 2004
Sun Microsystems Inc channel development partner ECS Pericomp Sdn Bhd has launched the Linux-based Nitix server operating system on the Sun V65x, V60x and V20z platforms in Malaysia.
Nitix is a highly integrated, easy to use and cost-effective IT solution which would meet the computing needs of small and medium businesses (SMBs), as well as the branch and regional needs of multinational companies, ECS Pericomp (www.ecsm.com.my) said in a statement on Monday.
It's open source from now on, Jul 17, 2004
All Government technology procurement will now have a preference for open source software (OSS), under the Malaysian Public Sector Open Source Software Masterplan made available to the public this morning.
In what was its strongest show of support for OSS, the Government's masterplan calls for policies to be put in place in several areas, including procurement, that would favour such software.
The masterplan has been a topic of debate among ICT companies, local and foreign, that supply goods and services to the Government.
PC Gemilang: Linux outsells Windows, Jun 24, 2004
The sale of Linux-based PCs under the PC Gemilang project is a roaring success, according to the Association of the Computer and Multimedia Industry of Malaysia (Pikom).
Ten thousand PC Gemilang units were sold in the first few months following the brands debut, of which more than 7,000 were Linux-based machines. Pikom said the Linux PC generated the highest demand due to its attractive price.
The PC Gemilang project was kicked off in March with two models: A RM988 PC running a Linux-based operating system and bundled with the OpenOffice productivity suite; and a RM1,147 desktop with the Bahasa Malaysia version of the Microsoft Windows XP operating system and Works Suite 2004.
A Linux 'Miracle' in the Far East, Jan 07, 2004
Linux is enjoying momentum in Asia, including China and Japan, because of strong government support and as customers begin to realise its benefits," said Chris Zhao, acting president of Red Flag.
"By combining our strengths and sharing technologies, we will not only deliver reliable, highly available and common-standard Linux solutions in the Asian market, but also help build Linux standards, which is one of the success factors for Linux to become a preferred platform, he said.
World's biggest Linux supercomputer, Jul 31, 2003
The Japanese unit of IBM said it has received a contract to build the world's largest Linux-based supercomputer, which would be based on Advanced Micro Devices Inc's next-generation Opteron chip.
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