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Linux lab wants non-tech members

The Open Source Development Lab, a group dedicated to building high-end features into... Read more

25 July, 2003 by Stephen Shankland

Linux lab hires heavy hitters

A day after Linux founder Linus Torvalds joined the Open-Source Development Lab, the group has hired another top programmer, Andrew Morton... Read more

3 July, 2003 by Stephen Shankland

Desktop Linux wins powerful supporters

...Boston, Red Hat and IBM detailed their desktop Linux plans. And the Open Source Development Lab, which so far has concentrated on Linux for the... Read more

12 November, 2003 by Stephen Shankland

Linux creator takes commercial position

...The creator of the freely available Linux operating system will join the Open Source Development Lab, a consortium designed to bring high-end features to... Read more

17 June, 2003 by John G.Spooner

Fedora seeks women developers

The project is trying to attract female coders, but some members of the FOSS community doubt it will be a success Read more

31 July, 2006 by Tom Espiner

The lights go out for UnitedLinux

Once touted as a way to standardise the open-source operating system, UnitedLinux has now given way to the OSDL Read more

23 January, 2004 by Stephen Shankland

Linux lab draws more big names

Novell and Network Appliance have signed up to the Open Source Development Labs Read more

11 December, 2003 by David Becker

Telecoms servers get better Linux

A high-end Linux lab is about to release the next version of the carrier-grade Linux specification Read more

9 October, 2003 by Stephen Shankland

Torvalds gets legal protection force

The Open Source Development Lab will pay its law firm to represent Linus Torvalds... Read more

14 November, 2003 by Stephen Shankland

Linus Torvalds: Why SCO doesn't worry me

...week left chip designer Transmeta to begin a new job at the Open Source Development Lab, where he'll be able to devote all his... Read more

9 July, 2003 by Stephen Shankland

Linux lab revamps supercomputer plans

The Open Source Development Lab, a programming centre devoted to bringing high-end features... Read more

22 April, 2003 by Stephen Shankland

LinuxWorld: Telecoms connect to server Linux group

...for high-end servers. Intel, IBM, Hewlett-Packard and NEC founded the Open Source Development Lab in 2000 to improve Linux on powerful servers. Now... Read more

31 January, 2002 by Stephen Shankland

SCO suit won't stop Linux use, says OSDL

...off by SCO's legal threats, says research on behalf of the Open Source Development Lab Read more

10 February, 2004 by Matt Hines

Mobile Linux alliance formed

...composed of several companies, including PalmSource and France Telecom's Orange), the Open Source Development Lab and the Consumer Electronics Linux Forum all have been... Read more

15 June, 2006 by Marguerite Reardon

Wikipedia: fitting the open source framework

...into the main line," said Dave Rosenberg, a principal analyst at the Open Source Development Lab, which promotes the adoption of Linux in the enterprise... Read more

13 December, 2005 by Daniel Terdiman

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