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IT Management Linux News for Apr 15, 2009
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Antitrust Memo Shows How Microsoft Patent Encumbrances Are Used to Harm GNU/Linu (Apr 15, 2009, 20:02)
Boycott Novell: "THIS IS PART of a very long
series (seemingly endless) about Comes vs Microsoft. Today’s
exhibit, Exhibit px07062 (2002/2003) [PDF], is a detailed
explanation from Gary Schare of the Windows Digital Media Division
about the fight against GNU/Linux in content delivery
networks."
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84 percent say no thanks to Windows 7 (Apr 15, 2009, 16:02)
Inside Edge: "Will you be moving to Windows 7
during the next year, or will Vista disappointment, economic doom
and gloom or compatibility concerns keep you away like 84 percent
of business folks surveyed have said?"
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Ubuntu 9.04 Server Edition: What to Expect (Apr 15, 2009, 15:02)
WorksWithU: "Jaunty server edition's most
noticeable new feature is support for cloud computing via
Eucalyptus, which makes it easy to deploy private clouds on Ubuntu
servers."
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The Microsoft ads are working (Apr 15, 2009, 13:02)
ZDNet Education: "My users want Windows. Where
three months ago users were enthusiastic about Mac and some were
excited about (or at least open to) Linux implementations in the
coming years, now users are asking about Windows 7 on the new
purchases we have coming up."
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How to build a boot server (Apr 15, 2009, 09:02)
l2admin: "We are currently building a boot
server at work so I thought I would share the process with you. I
will cover setting up a basic DHCP server and TFTP server along
with the configs needed to get them all working in cohorts."
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Red Hat launches Open Source Channel Alliance (Apr 15, 2009, 03:02)
Netstat -vat: "The new partnership includes the
launch of something called the Open Source Channel Alliance which
is supposed to help make it easier for VARs to distribute and
support open source software. The new alliance is starting off with
nine founding members on top of Red Hat and SYNNEX. The members
are: Alfresco, EnterpriseDB, Ingres, Jaspersoft, Likewise, Pentaho,
Zmanda, Zenoss and Zimbra."
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