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Dell: Microsoft warnings haven't hurt Linux uptake
October 12, 2007 CEO Michael Dell says Microsoft's patent-infringement claims have not affected sales of its Linux servers.Open-Xchange gets new CEO, CTO
March 30, 2007 Open-source rival to Microsoft Exchange names Gerald Labie its new top exec and hires former top techie for Novell's Suse Linux.LinuxWorld opens for business
August 9, 2007 Latest announcements at the open-source conference include Dell's decision to expand Linux PC sales to Europe, China.Ballmer repeats threats against Linux
February 20, 2007 In no-nonsense presentation to New York analysts, Microsoft's CEO warns Linux sellers that open-source "is not free."Microsoft: Novell deal a milestone despite squabbles
February 9, 2007 Landmark deal could still bring together open-source and commercial software business models, Microsoft lawyer Brad Smith says.Ballmer takes on the troublemakers
October 5, 2004 roundup CEO weighs in on Linux, EU regulators, music pirates and "bad people out there in cyberspace."New salvos in software war
October 23, 2003 roundup Red Hat's Linux 3.0 and Microsoft's Office 2003 battle for corporate wallets.Desktop Linux backer gets new CEO
October 29, 2003 Xandros, which bought the software from Corel's ill-fated foray into the desktop Linux market, names a new CEO and plans to release a new version of its product in November.Microsoft, Novell spar over Linux agreement
November 21, 2006 update Novell CEO issues open letter saying deal is not an admission that the open-source OS infringes on Microsoft's patents.New GPL clause to flip Microsoft-Novell agreement on its head?Lindows postpones public offering
August 19, 2004 CEO Michael Robertson says the Linux company "won't be forced into a cut-rate IPO."Microsoft: Linux threat is rising
June 11, 2004 Looking for a deal from the software giant? Try saying, "Linux."Microsoft signs security pact with Germany
May 3, 2004 CEO Steve Ballmer settles a security agreement with the federal government of Germany, which has become one of the most prominent of Linux supporters.Zimbra to offer Ubuntu Linux support
May 4, 2007 The start-up focused on e-mail and calendar software for servers adds support for the up-and-coming version of Linux.Ballmer: Raising Microsoft's security game
October 21, 2003 The CEO defends Microsoft's efforts to protect its software against attacks and says open-source rivals can't match the software giant on security.Ballmer: We need a $100 PC
October 20, 2004 The Microsoft CEO says one way to stem growing piracy of Windows and Office in emerging markets is to offer low-cost computers.Saving Linux from the lawyers
November 21, 2005 CEO Stuart Cohen talks about OSDL's efforts to head off patent claims against the community-developed operating system.Microsoft learns to live with open source
July 11, 2005 Though it still opposes open-source products and licensing, Microsoft is begrudgingly adopting similar practices to appeal to its corporate customers.Caldera CEO mulls unified Unix/Linux
August 17, 2001 Ransom Love, chief executive of Caldera International, discusses the future of the open-source movement and his vision of a unified Unix/Linux platform.Microsoft makes Linux pact with Novell
November 2, 2006 Former software foes pledge to work together to help Windows world and Linux world interoperate. Video: Ballmer outlines Novell dealPhoto: Shaking hands on Linux
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