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Infrastructure Linux News for Feb 25, 2000
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Linux Journal: Interview -- Jim Higgins, Caldera Training (Feb 25, 2000, 23:47)
"We have always focused on ``Linux for Business'' (now
eBusiness), and as we used an indirect distribution model, we had
channel partners who needed training on how to use Linux and make
money with Linux."
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Linux Journal: CeBIT and Linux in the News (Feb 25, 2000, 22:19)
"While not a Linux-specific show, it is one of the best events
to announce new products."
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PC Week: Novell readies Linux version of directory (Feb 25, 2000, 22:08)
"Linux users will soon find another big friend: Novell Inc."
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LinuxPR: "User Friendly" Creator Featured in this Month's Linux Magazine (Feb 25, 2000, 21:16)
"The March issue of Linux Magazine, the monthly magazine for the
whole Linux community, is now available at newsstands"
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Arizona Central: Red Hat has momentum (Feb 25, 2000, 20:43)
"The Red Hat Inc. executives have a hot idea, a catchy name and
something money alone can't buy: momentum."
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BW: Impera Announces A Low Cost 2U Linux Rackmount Server (Feb 25, 2000, 20:15)
"This new solution will combine the benefits of the quality
components, low price, and great support, thus delivering the
perfect solution for any business."
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InfoWorld: Michael Tiemann: Red Hat's CTO examines his role and the future of Linux (Feb 25, 2000, 19:34)
"Some analysts are making assumptions about what Linux can't do,
and this completely misses the point, which is that with
open-source technologies, anything can be done."
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CNET News.com: Linux leader [VA Linux] reports revenue growth but broader loss (Feb 25, 2000, 18:21)
"Revenues grew 576 percent over the same quarter the year
before... 49 percent of the revenue came from new customers..."
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BW: On RadioWallStreet.com: the Linux League With Francis Gaskins (Feb 25, 2000, 18:12)
"Newly appointed Linux League Commissioner and weekly
RadioWallStreet.com contributor, Francis Gaskins, will host a panel
of guests to review Linux trends..."
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Linux.com: More Stupid Linux Tricks (Feb 25, 2000, 17:14)
"The idea that the best way to convert a person is to
demonstrate some of the incredibly cool, useful, or just plain
well-designed stuff about Linux."
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SJ Mercury/Reuters: Caldera's IPO set at $7-9 (Feb 25, 2000, 16:45)
"If the 5 million shares go for $8 each, Caldera figured it will
make about $35.2 million in net proceeds, which it plans to use for
general corporate purposes, including sales and marketing and
product development and support."
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ZDNET UK: CeBIT 2000: MobileLinux can't compete with Symbian (Feb 25, 2000, 16:29)
"The message from the Symbian camp is that MobileLinux, backed
up by the hype that surrounds the Open Source OS, would first need
to convince the development community it was a viable bet."
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NewsTraders.com: Caldera Systems Details IPO, To Offer 5M Shares In $7-$9 Range (Feb 25, 2000, 16:16)
"Net proceeds from the stock sale are forecast to come in at
$35.2 million, cash that Caldera intends to ferret out to sales and
marketing activities..."
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Going global: LinuxQuiz.com officially launched (Feb 25, 2000, 16:09)
"We hope that new quiz questions will be added on a daily basis
as any participant may submit questions for each of the three
difficulty levels."
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Linuxnewbie.org: Can you help Wendy? (Feb 25, 2000, 06:38)
"Do you know what slow and painful is? Try loading RedHat 5.2 on
a 486 DX2-33 with only 8MB RAM and a 1 GIG HDD. It ran, sort
of."
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AZCentral.com/Charlotte Observer: Red Hat has momentum (Feb 25, 2000, 06:29)
"Bob Young and Matt Szulik are in the midst of one of the
biggest, boldest branding campaigns ever..."
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LinuxPR: Yellow Dog Linux Champion Server 1.2 Unveiled (Feb 25, 2000, 04:53)
"Champion Server 1.2 offers improved support for the latest
PowerPC hardware, more software, and new features not found in any
other distribution for PowerPC."
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Linux Journal: Red Hat Gets Real [Networks] (Feb 25, 2000, 03:13)
"...the coming of RealNetworks' RealPlayer 7 for Linux (expected
to be available within the next month as a download from the
RealNetworks web site), means the major route of media delivery on
the Internet can now be easily traversed by Linux users."
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The Register: Judge's helper Lessig rejects MS breakup solution (Feb 25, 2000, 00:06)
"...an opening of the [Windows] APIs... might conceivably help
Linux carve out a more credible space as a Windows rival, but Judge
Jackson would find it tricky to accept this as a serious way to
tackle the monopoly."
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