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Mandrakesoft becoming Mandriva
April 8, 2005 In the wake of a trademark lawsuit and its acquisition of Conectiva, Linux seller Mandrakesoft is renaming itself.Mandriva Linux pre-installed on Dell laptop
September 16, 2005 The Dell Latitude 110L features a Linux operating system, a mobile Celeron/Pentium chip and starts at around $1,000.Mandriva acquires Lycoris Linux assets
June 15, 2005 Lycoris CEO Joseph Cheek will join Mandriva to develop "a new and advanced Linux desktop product."MandrakeSoft ordered to drop trademark
February 20, 2004 A judgment against the Linux distributor could force the company to stop using its trademark and surrender its domain names.Mandriva raising new funds for Linux business
April 17, 2007 Struggling Linux seller raising new funds to complete software acquisition, exit bankruptcy protection.Mandrakesoft in $7.3 million stock sell-off
September 16, 2004 Move should open the way for the Linux seller to buy other companies.Mandriva latest to reject Microsoft
June 22, 2007 Company follows other Linux distributors in publicly spurning Microsoft's interest in a patent protection agreement.Second-tier Linux makers release new products
October 13, 2005 Ubuntu debuts Breezy Badger, while Mandriva offers three versions with support for wireless networking, other features.HP to sell Linux PCs across Latin America
January 18, 2006 Machines pre-installed with Mandriva Linux will ship in "all Latin American territories" including Brazil, Argentina and Mexico.Mandriva's new server Linux does virtualization treble
September 18, 2006 Operating-system update for corporate servers offers three prominent virtualization technologies.Second-tier Linux sellers agree to merge
February 24, 2005 Mandrakesoft plans to buy Conectiva for $2.3 million. Will the combined company be ready to take on the heavyweights?Mandrakesoft on the fiscal mend
November 10, 2004 Nearly two years after filing for bankruptcy protection, the Linux vendor is making a profit.Mandriva co-founder ousted from Linux firm
March 16, 2006 Gael Duval loses his job after disappointing financial quarter; exec plans to start again with open-source software.Profit helps Mandrake out of bankruptcy protection
March 30, 2004 A court approves the company's exit from bankruptcy, and the now-profitable French seller of a Linux operating system readies a product update.Linux firm warns of CD-ROM mix-up
November 3, 2003 Linux distributor MandrakeSoft says some CD-ROM drives made by Korea's LG Electronics contain a flaw that makes them inoperable when used with Mandrakes' version of the open-source OS.Mandrake in contract to boost Linux security
September 23, 2004 Linux seller gets piece of $8.6 million French contract after exiting bankruptcy protection.Mobile hard drive carries Linux
August 26, 2004 The drive, loaded with the open-source OS, can be plugged into the USB port of any computer to turn it into a Linux machine.Mandrake moves faster with new Linux
March 27, 2003 MandrakeSoft releases a new version of its Linux software that embraces some technology that rival Red Hat still keeps at arm's length.Red Hat, SuSE release Linux patches
January 13, 2005 Linux vendors release patches to resolve operating-system vulnerabilities ranging from DoS attacks to buffer overflows.FBI supplier readies secure Linux
October 20, 2004 A new version of the operating system has been built by TCS, which sells software to U.S. intelligence agencies.
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