Linux in Business

Linuxcare releases 'Levanta' software

Remember Linuxcare? The company is now "a provider of software products to simplify server consolidation", and has announced the release of "Levanta," a mainframe server management system. "Levanta by Linuxcare can configure, provision and update hundreds of Linux virtual machines on the mainframe, with significant savings in system administrator time and effort."

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CodeWeavers releases CrossOver Office 1.2

CodeWeavers has announced the release of CrossOver Office 1.2. This release adds support for running Quicken and Visio under Linux.

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IDC: Linux market to Reach $280 million by 2006

A new report from IDC reports that they expect "spending on Linux operating environments to increase over the next five years from $80 million in 2001 to $280 million in 2006, a 28% compound annual growth rate (CAGR)."

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