Commercial announcements
Linux NetworX, HP announce clustering deal
Linux NetworX has
announced a deal with HP to help both provide better Linux cluster offerings.
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As part of the agreement, HP will now offer Linux NetworX
ClusterWorX software as a cluster supercomputing management tool and Linux
NetworX will offer HP Itanium 2-based systems running Linux to customers
wanting 64-bit capability for meeting their high-performance technical
computing needs."
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MandrakeSoft Shareholder Newsletter
The latest
MandrakeSoft
Shareholder Newsletter, covering the 2001-2002 fiscal year, is now
available. Revenue is up to EUR 4.7 million, and the net loss
has dropped to EUR 6.1 million (down from
EUR 13.6 million for the previous year). The company claims that
staff will continue to fall to 65 by February (down from 150 in March,
2001); "
As a result, MandrakeSoft is likely to reach break-even
(month by month) soon thereafter."
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RealNetworks Releases Helix DNA Producer Source Code to Helix Community
RealNetworks, Inc. has
announced
the Helix DNA Producer source code is now available to software developers
through the
Helix Community
website.
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First MySQL Certification Exam Goes Beta
The MySQL Core Certification exam is now into its beta period.
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MySQL Core Certification is intended for individuals who assist in
maintaining data in company databases, perform data analysis, import and
export data, and perform other administrative functions. It covers
creating and using databases and tables, as well as inserting, modifying,
deleting, and retrieving data from a MySQL database."
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Open Source Product Excellence Awards Expanded for LinuxWorld New York 2003
IDG World Expo has
announced
new categories and criteria for the LinuxWorld Open Source Product
Excellence Awards. Sponsored by OSDN and presented in conjunction with the
UniForum Association, the Open Source Product Excellence Awards will
recognize Open Source product and service innovations by LinuxWorld
exhibitors.
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Upcoming Events
LAD Meeting at ZKM,
There will be a meeting of the Linux Audio Developers (LAD) at
the German ZKM conference from March 14-16, 2003 in
Karlsruhe, Germany.
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Streaming Video Available of First openMosix User Group Meeting
The first openMosix user group meeting was held in Bologna, Italy on
November 28, 2002. Streaming Video speeches by A. Arcangeli, L. Genoni,
and Moshe Bar plus the proceedings of the first openMosix user group
meeting can be viewed online now. Stefano Martinelli of CINECA reports
that, "All streaming video and most slides for the highly successful
conference are available."
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Call for Presenters for Open Source in Government Conference
The Center for Open Source in Government, along with The Cyber Security
Policy and Research Institute (CSPRI) of The George Washington University
and others, present the second Open Source in Government conference called
"Open Source for National and Local eGovernment Programs in the U.S. and
EU" to be held in Washington, DC, USA, March 17 - 19, 2003.
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Photo Impression of KDE.nl at HCC Dagen
KDE.News has
announced
the availability of a
Photo Report
from the HCC Dagen/ GAMEXPO 2002 conference that was held in
the Netherlands on November 22-24, 2002.
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German Linux Events for 2003
For the Linux enthusiasts in Germany, an LWN reader has sent us a
nice list of German Linux events for 2003.
Thanks to Alexander Stohr.
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Events: December 12, 2002 - January 30, 2003
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Web sites
rpmseek.com - New rpm search engine for the Linux
world
A new Linux portal
www.rpmseek.com
offers users of the Linux operating system a convenient search engine for
rpm packages. The packages can be searched by various criterions, such as
package name, file name, distribution, keywords, dependencies or files that
a package contains. Dependecies between packages are resolved by cross
references.
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Software announcements
This week's software announcements
Here are the software announcements, courtesy of
Freshmeat.net. They are available in
two formats:
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Miscellaneous
Pittsburgh.pm (Re)Activated (use Perl)
Use Perl has
an announcement stating that the Pittsburg Perl
Mongers group has reformed.
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New Aberdeen Study Details Pros and Cons of IBM's Linux Products and Strategy
The Aberdeen group has
released some details of a recent study into the pros and cons of IBM's
Linux products and strategy.
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