77 news & feature articles results for "ximian desktop"

Job postings reveal company's increasing Linux involvement, even if Photoshop won't run on open source anytime soon.

Posted by Stephen Shankland

While tech kingpins rush to one-up each other in introducing Web-delivered software, Ximian is doing work behind the scenes.

Posted by Mary Jo Foley

A day after the networking-software maker said it had bought Linux company Ximian, Novell executives say it's likely that their company's own OS will go fallow in favor of Linux.

Posted by Robert Lemos

The software maker continues its move into the Linux market with the release of its first Linux-based desktop services package.

Posted by Matt Hines

The Linux distributor hopes to attract desktop users to its operating system with a new edition of its software, which allows it to run Microsoft Office and other Windows applications.

Posted by Matthew Broersma

Representatives from the open-source foundations meet to figure out a common plan of attack as Microsoft's tightly integrated Web and desktop technology looms.

Posted by Paul Festa

Britain's National Health Service plans to begin trials of a Sun desktop Linux suite, a move it says could save U.K. taxpayers millions of pounds.

Posted by Andy McCue

To perk up revenue from open-source software, Novell readies an open-source identity-management package and desktop Linux suite.

Posted by Martin LaMonica

Reality has increasingly intruded on Lindows.com's plans for a Windows-compatible, consumer Linux desktop, causing it to fall quiet about its quest to marry the open-source and Microsoft worlds.

Posted by Matthew Broersma

Richard Seibt, the company's new European chief, says customers have their eyes on server consolidation, Linux standardization and security.

Posted by Matthew Broersma