Previous DayLinuxites: OS/2ers in sheep's clothing?
News Maybe the times have changed. Or the market has morphed. But, to me, the Linux advocates -- a number of whom I've heard from first hand in the past year -- are not just Team OS/2ers in sheep's...
The powerful allure of Linux
News Whether they're hardware makers, desktop application makers, database makers or portals, companies across the technology industry have been clamouring to jump on the Linux bandwagon.
Resellers take an interest in Linux
News While 1998 was the year of the Linux bandwagon, 1999 is fast becoming the year vendors start delivering on their promises.
Satellite story is rubbish claims MOD
News The Ministry of Defence today categorically denied there was any truth to the story hackers have taken over one of Britain's military satellites.
Microsoft prepares for defeat - unofficial
News Officials at Microsoft's press office in London are preparing for the company's defeat in the antitrust suit, according to sources.
IBM dismisses Corel's Wine plans
News Linux running Windows applications using Wine is slow, naive and just plain daft, according to IBM's software marketing manager Tony Occleshaw.
Corel's Linux/Wine plans meet mixed response
News Last week's announcement that Corel is working on an invisible layer which allows all Windows applications to run on Linux has met with a mixed response from the industry.
IS looking forward to LinuxWorld
News In October 1995, a small Boston trade show called Internet World turned into a watershed in enterprise computing. Next week's LinuxWorld Conference and Expo promises the same type of turning point,...
Bigwigs talk music distribution
News The future of digital music distribution was under debate at the kick-off meeting for the Secure Digital Music Initiative (SDMI) on Friday.
The Goodwins Perspective - Branson's attack...
News Virgin set to `attack' telecoms market
LinuxWorld: A chance to shine
News The Linux community wants to show the OS is ready for prime time.
Events diary
News MARCH1 -2 Networking PCs: Normandy Hotel, Glasgow. Telephone: 0800 834 838
