As this was a "Lite" single-cd version without printed documentation this is not to be considered to be a full review of the commercial package; as a matter of fact I have reason to believe that the packages on this CD are older than what is currently shipped in their boxed edition.

Zope, one of the leading open-source application servers for content management and portals, will soon support two network protocols heavily supported by Microsoft, the Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) and the Web Distributed Authoring and Versioning (WebDAV) protocol.

Looking to ride the Linux wave sweeping through Silicon Valley onto Wall Street, VA Linux Systems and Andover.net are expected to begin public trading next week.

This article is the third of a four part series.  Initially written as a proposal for ALS, it turned out to be too long for an hour long talk.  Since I think it's still a useful paper, I'm presenting it here on the 'Muse.

S/390 systems running OS/390, VM/ESA or VSE/ESA can now operate as a server for Linux clients, work with a Linux peer, or work with a Linux server expanding the role of the S/390 server in the enterprise.

There are over 500 Debian maintainers today, up from 100 only a few years ago. Wichert Akkerman has been Project Leader for this brilliant, sometimes unruly (but always interesting) gang since February.

With respect to computer Operating Systems, it is generally regarded (when cost is put aside), that UNIX (with now Linux at the fountainhead of that development) is generally the most adanced system-level architecture with the most mature implementation (i.e. Stable).

Redhat should buy Troll Tech and place QT under the LGPL or BSD licenses. Let's face it: they have the money. I doubt that Troll Tech would be TOO antagonistic since they are obviously interested in Free Software (they are giving away their life's blood to support Free Software). And Heaven knows that Redhat has the money.

Now that I've recently reviewed four of the latest leading Linux distributions, it is time to publish a new head-to-head comparison between them - the Second Distribution War if you will.

Generally speaking, most of the hype regarding Linux compares its abilities to run a given task against other operating systems doing the same thing.