Caldera International Inc
continues to support the Unix operating system, although
although there are no plans to port Unix to the 64 bit Itanium processor.
Red Hat has announced
its latest quarterly results. The bottom line: a $830,000 "pro forma" loss
on $19.5 million in revenue. The real bottom line is a
$4.3 million loss. No talk of operating profits this time around.
"Large enterprise revenues" are where the company's money is coming from;
much of the loss came from restructuring the embedded group.
This press release announces that
HP will be selling servers with Red Hat Linux Advanced Server.
"As part of the expanded relationship, all HP ProLiant servers, blade servers
and Itanium 2-based servers and workstations will be available with certified
Red Hat Linux Advanced Server". See also this CNET story with a little more detail.
Here is a press release detailing MontaVista's plan to provide Linux support for IDT's Ethernet switching, gateways, wireless access points and virtual
private networks (VPNs).
Here is a press release from Covalent, announcing their new FTP server product, which "Provides Encrypted File Transfer Capabilities and Easier Integration".
NuSphere has announced
the availability of "PHPEd 3.0," an integrated development environment for
PHP. It includes a debugger, a profiler, PostgreSQL support (as well as
MySQL, of course), and more. Pricing starts at $299.
Here's a press release that is good news for COBOL developers.
"In response to customer demand, Fujitsu Software Corporation, a leading supplier of COBOL
compilers and tools, is releasing its popular NetCOBOL(TM) product on
the Linux operating system. This is good news for those who are
considering Linux as a potential platform for their mission-critical
applications and good news for the COBOL community as Fujitsu brings
NetCOBOL's performance and reliability to another major operating
system platform."
International Data Group
announced a launch in Germany of tecChannel Compact, a new concept
combining a computer specialist book with an information technology
magazine. The June 7 debut issue is available on newsstands and online at
www.tecchannel.de, and is devoted to covering the topic of Linux
professional use in Germany.