Open source on the line

roundup Linux shapes up as a software standard for cell phone networks. Also: IBM asks court to chuck SCO contract claims, California sees security in open source, and a London local authority says Microsoft was a better option.

Motorola and HP in Linux tie-up
Motorola plans first use of the open-source software in the core of next-generation cell phone networks.
August 16, 2004

IBM strikes at SCO claims
SCO Group's faltering attack on Linux faces another threat as Big Blue files motion seeking dismissal of contract claims.
August 16, 2004

Officials say Linux not a price ploy in Microsoft deal
Local government in United Kingdom says it didn't use the open-source operating system as a bargaining chip; Microsoft was simply the best option.
August 16, 2004

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California urged to use open source, VoIP
Authors of a performance review tell the beleaguered state government it could save millions of dollars by adopting open-source software and Internet-based phone calling.
August 13, 2004

Linux seller trims IPO price--again
Company soon to be formerly known as Lindows cuts IPO price range for second time in two weeks.
August 12, 2004

Torvalds asked to step into Linux trademark fight
Open-source operating system's inventor asked to help prevent hijacking of Linux name--a battle he won years ago in the United States.
August 11, 2004