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NewsSun releases Solaris-based desktop software
October 14, 2004 Java Desktop System version 2 sneaks onto the market only two months ahead of version 3's due date. -
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Japan gives OK to Sun desktop suite
November 10, 2004 Economics and trade ministry to consider company's open-source desktop suite for future bids. -
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Alert goes out on Sun patch
June 24, 2005 Issues notice of patch for hole in an open-source program used in Solaris and Java Desktop System. -
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Sun cools down Linux desktop plan
June 28, 2005 Java Desktop System will continue to exist, but expect to see "less of an emphasis" on it, company's top software exec says. -
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Java Desktop support site launched
July 12, 2004 The site features how-to articles, user forums and software downloads designed to help newbies use Sun's low-cost operating system. -
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Sun battles Windows with cheap Java Desktop
December 4, 2003 It hopes to make inroads on the enterprise desktop by slashing the price of its Java Desktop System, which is designed to replace Microsoft's Windows operating system and Office suite. -
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Sun to upgrade Linux desktop software
May 28, 2004 The second version of Java Desktop System will debut on Tuesday with extra features to lure developers. It's the latest part of Sun's effort to offset its server sales slump. -
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Sun CEO: Open source is our friend
February 11, 2004 Sun Microsystems may have been the last major server maker to embrace Linux, but CEO Scott McNealy argues that his company will benefit more from it than competitors. -
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JDS Uniphase execs all shook-up
August 21, 2003 The troubled optical-networking equipment maker announces a major executive shake-up that includes the retirement of Jozef Straus, the company's controversial chief executive. -
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Java desktop wins over major bank
June 29, 2004 Deal with Allied Irish Bank gives Sun seal of approval from a big private client for its version of desktop Linux. -
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Sun brings StarOffice into desktop Solaris orbit
February 4, 2004 The company's productivity software, a competitor to Microsoft's Office, debuts on Sun's desktop version of Unix. -
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Sun looks for users running rival OSes
October 26, 2005 Java Enterprise System server middleware now supports Windows and HP-UX and Sun has a new plan to expand its Java Desktop System to more Linux flavors. -
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Sun lays plans to boost desktop
September 17, 2003 Sun Microsystems plans to launch an Enterprise Edition of its StarOffice software in 2004 that will feature better management and a tie-in to network services. -
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Sun's take on 'building the future'
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StarOffice rev may ease move from MS Office
March 16, 2004 Sun Microsystems hopes its forthcoming update, with new macro converters and better desktop management tools, will entice more Microsoft Office users to make the switch. -
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Sun Linux gets U.K. health service exam
December 8, 2003 Britain's National Health Service plans to begin trials of a Sun desktop Linux suite, a move it says could save U.K. taxpayers millions of pounds. -
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Economic report, JDS earnings propel markets
October 27, 2000 A positive economic report helps the Dow Jones industrial average climb 2 percent, while solid earnings from JDS Uniphase carries tech stocks slightly higher. -
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Sun touts Opteron server, Linux desktop
November 17, 2003 Sun Microsystems brings AMD's Opteron into its server family and announces a deal in China that's expected to boost its Linux desktop software. -
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Wal-Mart sells PCs with Sun's Linux
March 31, 2004 To bring Linux-based PCs to average consumers, America's largest retailer has signed up a new partner: Sun Microsystems.
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