“Plans to Provide Highly Scalable Network File System to the
Industry at No Cost to Enhance the Capabilities of Linux and Ease
Migration of NetWare to Linux”.
“In a move designed to dramatically increase the speed,
performance and usability of Linux and to enrich the computer
industry in general, Timpanogas Research Group (TRG(TM)) is
announcing an initiative to open source the Linux 2.2 version of
its FENRIS file system. The FENRIS(TM) source code will be provided
under the GNU GPL (General Public License) scheme. Timpanogas
Research Group will be the official maintainer of this file system
technology for the Linux community.”
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