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Virtualization startups to vie for Linuxworld spotlight

Two virtualization software startups will vie for the spotlight at the LinuxWorld conference in Boston next week with competing offerings based on the open-source Xen hypervisor. Startup XenSource Inc., which also manages the development of the open-source hypervisor, will launch a commercial virtualization platform, XenEnterprise, based on the latest version of the hypervisor. Red Hat Inc. and Novell Inc. are both integrating the open-source Xen hypervisor technology into the next versions of their Linux operating systems, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 and Novell Suse Linux Enterprise Server 10, shipping this year.

Microsoft wooing rivals’ CRM users

Although a latecomer to the CRM business, Microsoft Corp. has been quietly luring customers away from more established rivals like Siebel Systems Inc., now part of Oracle Corp.

VoIP and open source forge links

Francois Lambert, CO of Aheeva Technology Inc., a Montreal-based company that develops and markets IP-based contact centre solutions, is committed to open-source VoIP.

Open source a boon to overall software usage

While Canadian businesses are increasingly benefiting from free open-source software, they continue to shell out billions for software licences. From Linux to SugarCRM and at all points in between, open source is changing software market dynamics

Novell pushes Linux to the desktop

While Novell Inc. hopes that its new enterprise Linux desktop product will be enough to entice enterprises to view desktop Linux as a viable alternative to Windows, some analysts aren

Free agent – Dual-boot basics

Linux purists may cry foul, but many of us still need to dual-boot between Windows and Linux. In this feature we'll look at how to make your documents easily accessible no matter which OS you're using by putting them in their own partition.

Skeptics fear MS move may stall ODF standards adoption

In a move some think has the potential to stall the adoption of OpenDocument Format (ODF) as an international standard, Microsoft Corp. has joined a group that takes part in the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) voting process to standardize ODF.

Microsoft set to ship BizTalk Server 2006

Microsoft Monday completed development of BizTalk Server 2006 and said the software would be generally available in the coming weeks.

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