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IT Management Linux News for Jan 11, 2005
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The Linux Beacon: Competition Heats Up for Entry and Midrange Servers (Jan 11, 2005, 22:30)
"Several months ago, in our sister publication, The Four
Hundred, I presented a comparison of entry and midrange boxes
running Windows, Linux, Unix, and OS/400..."
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EducationGuardian.co.uk: Stick or Twist? (Jan 11, 2005, 22:00)
"Installing OpenOffice, a free open source alternative to
Microsoft's Office suite, could be the first cost-saving move to
loosen the US giant's grip on the UK schools market..."
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Open: Sybase Banking on 'Linux on Power' (Jan 11, 2005, 19:30)
"Vendors once bonded with Wall Street insiders by avoiding the
words 'Linux support.' Now The Street demands Linux..."
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ZDNet UK: IBM Accused of Hypocrisy over Patent Collaboration (Jan 11, 2005, 19:00)
"Campaigners say IBM is wrong to be lobbying in favour of
software patents in in Europe, and claim it's just trying to win
friends by opening up 500 patents..."
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IT Manager's Journal: Google Facing Microsoft-Style Security, Image Issues (Jan 11, 2005, 18:15)
"While Google is a well-known open source user and advocate--and
in fact, is a prime example of the advantages of Linux and open
source from the start--its use of open source, which is believed to
be quite extensive, is largely kept quiet..."
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eWeek: Thunderbird: Not Quite Ready for Business (Jan 11, 2005, 17:30)
"The Mozilla e-mail client has all of the stuff an experienced
user needs and is more secure than Outlook, but it doesn't have the
right stuff for most enterprises..."
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InfoWorld: Interview: Sun CEO Scott McNealy (Jan 11, 2005, 17:00)
"Sun Microsystems CEO Scott McNealy spoke with IDG News Service
correspondent Robert McMillan about company changes, plans for 2005
and how open source relates to Solaris and Java..."
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The Guardian: The War on Copyright Communists (Jan 11, 2005, 14:30)
"Bill Gates wants software patents to protect his profit, not
the public..."
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Technetra: China Rising (Jan 11, 2005, 04:00)
"The acceleration of international commerce with China will
vitalize OSS adoption across the globe..."
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