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Mon Jun 2 2003
Ximian updates desktop Linux
The company, hoping to accelerate the pace of Linux desktop adoption, releases a new version of its main software package for PCs.
Posted by
David Becker
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Wed Jan 22 2003
Sun, Ximian back Linux desktop
The companies jointly develop software that lets Linux or Solaris computers running Ximian's Evolution software connect with Sun's e-mail and calendar server software.
Posted by
Stephen Shankland
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Mon Aug 27 2001
Ximian offers for-fee products, services
The Boston start-up, trying to benefit from the use of Linux on desktop computers, launches its first products and services that will start creating revenue for the company.
Posted by
Stephen Shankland
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Mon Dec 3 2001
Ximian releases Outlook clone for Linux
The veteran supporter of open-source software is doing business the proprietary way with a software package that lets Linux computers connect to Microsoft Exchange e-mail servers.
Posted by
Stephen Shankland
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Mon Nov 8 2004
Novell rejoins desktop fight, with Linux as ally
Company will release first Linux desktop package since acquiring SuSE Linux and Ximian. Will it unseat Microsoft Office?
Posted by
Martin LaMonica
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Wed Jan 7 2004
Ximian software gets SuSE support
Novell is integrating its two major Linux acquisitions, SuSE Linux and Ximian, in a move to bring enterprises back on board.
Posted by
Matthew Broersma
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Mon Aug 4 2003
Novell snaps up Linux company Ximian
The networking software maker accelerates its Linux push with the acquisition and pledges its commitment to Ximian's high-profile, open-source projects.
Posted by
Martin LaMonica
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Mon Mar 3 2003
SuSE, Ximian in Linux software pact
Posted by
Stephen Shankland
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Wed Jan 17 2001
Desktop Linux company wins funding
Helix Code, a company hoping adoption of Linux by desktop users will be a profitable business, has changed its name to Ximian and has won $15 million in venture capital.
Posted by
Stephen Shankland
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Thu Nov 1 2007
LinuxWorld: Doing battle with Windows XP
Ximian's Nat Friedman talks with News.com's Stephen Shankland about recent developments in Linux desktop software and plans to move users from Windows XP to Linux.
LinuxWorld: Doing battle with Windows XP
