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IT Management Linux News for Aug 09, 2007
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Torvalds, Red Hat Are No Shows at Linuxworld (Aug 09, 2007, 23:00)
ZDNet: "The two biggest names in the Linux
industry--Linus Torvalds and Red Hat--skipped out on LinuxWorld
again..."
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How to Sneak Linux Into Your Office (Aug 09, 2007, 22:30)
ITBusiness.ca: "I'm actually beginning to
picture a day when users start to ask their IT departments why they
can't run Ubuntu Linux at work, the way they do at home..."
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Linux-Microsoft Lovefest at LinuxWorld Expo (Aug 09, 2007, 21:30)
ZDNet: "For open source backers who love to
bash Microsoft (and other proprietary software companies), this
LinuxWorld was not for you..."
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Q&A: Jonathan Schwartz on Sun's Open-Source Business Strategy (Aug 09, 2007, 21:00)
CNET News: "Sun is rising, and open source is
the driver behind its rebirth..."
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Open Source Lures Business (Aug 09, 2007, 18:00)
PC World: "What they are looking for depends on
where their companies are in the ongoing convergence of corporate
IT and open-source software..."
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Linux Seen Vying with Windows for Platform Dominance (Aug 09, 2007, 17:00)
InfoWorld: "Linux Foundation director sees
Linux entering second stage of growth and a computing world
dominated by two platforms..."
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Red Hat Exec Leery of Novell Linux Effort (Aug 09, 2007, 14:15)
InfoWorld: "Red Hat's Michael Evans, vice
president of corporate development at the company, said afterward
that liked the idea. But he expressed doubts about the effort since
Hovsepian was involved..."
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MySQL Ends Distribution of Enterprise Source Tarballs (Aug 09, 2007, 13:30)
Linux.com: "MySQL quietly let slip that it
would no longer be distributing the MySQL Enterprise Server source
as a tarball, not quite a year after the company announced a split
between its paid and free versions..." With follow-up from
MySQL's Kaj Arnö.
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