Rawn Shah reviews Rebel.com's NetWinder, one of the latest Internet server appliances on the market. Is NetWinder a net winner?

Is Linux ready for prime time in the Net device world? A vendor that specializes in providing Linux for embedded products claims that Net devices to be released later this year show that the time has come for the operating system.

Hundreds of software entrepreneurs, large and small, have jumped on the Linux bandwagon in the last year. But the newest converts to join the ranks include a small -- and growing -- number of startup hardware makers.

The Durham, N.C., company will commit to support users of the Apache Web server and Sendmail messaging server, regardless of the Linux distribution they run on or whether they run on Linux at all, according to sources close to the company.

VERITAS Software Corporation and Red Hat Inc. announced that the Companies are collaborating to accelerate the availability of enterprise-class VERITAS Software application storage management solutions on Red Hat Linux.

The suite includes the new 3.0 release of Cisco Collaboration Server, Cisco Media Blender, Cisco Media Manager (formerly Media Router) and the debut of Cisco eMail Manager. Cisco's expansion into the customer interaction software marketplace is based on software developed by WebLine Communications Corp. and runs on multiple platform including Linux.

It may make good sense to write an article describing how a server can be compromised and how one can reduce the chance of a server getting hacked.

What would an understanding of Quality have to say about Linux? Quality, as Persig finally comes to realize, is not in the object (a computer OS) nor in the subject (a person), but rather in the relationship between the subject and the object.

If you're purchasing The Installation and Getting Started Guides for Red Linux 6.0 to supplement your Red Hat distribution you are likely to be disappointed. In fact, you'll likely be downright upset. Just don't say I didn't warn you.

The Linux operating system is the main ingredient in a new breed of thin, inexpensive Web servers that are being crafted for Internet service providers that need to run racks and racks of servers.