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Automating Infrastructure and Operations Management with VMware
With VMware, virtualization tools come with a management system built in. Check out this webcast to learn more.
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A laptop to change the world
Even if it fails, 'One Laptop per Child' will have an enormous impact on the computing landscape. Key ingredient: free/open source software.
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Local software for local people
A EU-commissioned report delivers a potent reminder that most software development is a local activity, done directly for the benefit of the people writing it.
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Gates: With Vista, seeing is believing
Q&A On the eve of Vista's consumer launch, Microsoft chairman Bill Gates says that a short demo is all that's needed to convince doubters.
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Vista at the tipping point
Commentary--Microsoft's mighty marketing machine calls Vista the "most important product launch ever." Yet the silence from businesses and customers is deafening, says Jeremy Allison.
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FAQ: Getting a handle on Windows Vista
The new version of Windows is about to make its debut for businesses. Here's what you can expect.
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CIO Jury: Vista now? Or later?
Silicon.com asked a panel of CIOs about their current plans to adopt Windows Vista. Are they ready to jump on Microsoft's bandwagon?
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CIO jury: Is the Linux desktop dead?
Linux is unlikely ever to be a viable alternative to Microsoft's Windows on the desktop for corporate IT departments, according to leading CIOs.
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Microsoft: Vista is ready to roll
The company says that it has finished Vista development, paving the way for the operating system's debut. Video: Windows Vista RTM CNET editors' take
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Vista: Behind the scenes
The intense "end game" is on as Microsoft gets ready to declare the code for the Windows update finished.
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Microsoft limits Vista transfers
Retail buyers of the OS will only be able to legally transfer the software once. After that, it's back to the store to buy a new copy.
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Microsoft: Fast start for Vista in businesses
When it arrives, the much-delayed Windows update will have double XP's rate of adoption, Redmond says. Not everyone's so sure.
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All Vista versions to ship on single disc
Users will be able to upgrade between versions just by purchasing a new product key.
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Gates: 80 percent chance for Vista in January
Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates told software partners there was an "80 percent chance" Vista would be ready as scheduled for broad release in January.
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Vista's PC-rating tool gets a revamp
Microsoft responds to complaints that the tool could do better at rating how well a PC harnesses the Windows update's new features.
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Windows-friendly desktop Linux launches
Update to Xandros, dismissed by some in Linux community, includes features to read, write Windows-formatted drives.
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German tax office moves to Linux
Tax authority in Lower Saxony is jumping from Solaris to Suse Linux and the KDE desktop.
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Vista revs up peer-to-peer engine
Windows update will let laptops share information with nearby machines without a Net connection.
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Sun to make Java more Linux-friendly
As JavaOne approaches, plans are afoot to make Java licensing terms more favorable to open-source OSes.
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Ushering in a new era of angst at Microsoft
Commentary--Desktop Linux has finally turned into the real deal--and that can only mean real headaches for Microsoft, says Jon Oltsik.
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Novell's shift to open source makes slow progress
Two years after Novell first mooted a company migration to Linux, 60 percent of its staff can still boot Windows at work.
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