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Showing 1-19 of 19 results foundProgrammers bypass Red Hat Linux fees
March 24, 2005 Red Hat spent months making the newest version of its premium product. Outside programmers released a free clone in less than two weeks.Red Hat tests new programming aid
January 25, 2005 Top Linux seller begins public testing of software to make it easier for developers to write programs for its various versions of the OS.Project bridges Xen, KVM virtualization
June 6, 2007 Linux programmer Rusty Russell offers software that could unify some virtualization programming chores.Xen getting multiprocessor support
June 13, 2005 Open-source project lets computers run several OSes at once. Now it's getting a multiprocessor boost.OpenVZ virtualization heads to Power chips
October 12, 2006 SWsoft programmers have created a version of the Linux virtualization software that works on Power processors.This week in security
March 25, 2005 Apple has traditionally been regarded as partially immune to the exploits of hackers--but those days may be over.Motorola dialing up mainstream Linux phones
August 16, 2006 The open-source operating system is poised to move beyond high-end handsets and into a more wallet-friendly realm. Photo: Linux RokrSun begins open-source Solaris era
June 14, 2005 Company posts more than 5 million lines of source code for the operating system's heart in an effort to regain lost ground.IBM takes potshots at OpenSolaris
August 16, 2006 Big Blue, a major Linux fan, bashes top rival Sun's effort to make its Unix an open-source operating system.Red Hat looks under Linux's hood
November 1, 2005 Trying to take a more active role in open-source programming, Red Hat is expanding its R&D efforts on the operating system.Novell to ship Xen in next Linux
March 10, 2005 Due in mid-April, new SuSE Linux will let programmers test software on virtual machines.Microsoft to release more source code?
February 7, 2005 Firm's developer unit may make available source code from popular tool for building user interfaces for Windows applications.Microsoft fixes potential antipiracy hole
February 17, 2005 Japanese programmers spotlight flaw in Redmond's antipiracy protections, but the company moves to block the hack.PowerPC support on tap for Red Hat Linux
February 15, 2005 Firm's next product for Linux enthusiasts will support IBM's Power processor and allow users to run multiple OSes simultaneously.Web giants lure developers
September 1, 2006 As more software goes online, Web services providers race to get more applications on their hosted computing platforms.VMware-friendly change likely for Linux
April 13, 2006 Programmers work with VMware for a general virtualization interface; Xen no longer the incumbent.Week in review: Hacking away at Apple
March 25, 2005 Apple has traditionally been regarded as partially immune to the exploits of hackers and virus writers thanks to its low market share, but those days may be over.IBM looks to spread Linux with 'Chiphopper'
February 14, 2005 Hopes new tools for creating Linux applications on multiple processors will help spur sales of its hardware.Computing heavyweights to chaperone Linux into servers
August 30, 2000 IBM, NEC, Intel, Dell and Hewlett-Packard are joining with Linux companies to coax the open-source operating system into high-end, multiprocessor machines.
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