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Sun all set to roll out Solaris 10

After more than a year of sneak peaks, nightly builds and beta tests, Sun Microsystems is set to formally announce the launch of its Solaris 10 operating system.

Nov 15 2004
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Sun opens up source codes via "Project Tiger"

The source code and binaries for Java 2, Standard Edition 5 (J2SE), otherwise known as "Project Tiger" went live on Sun Microsystems' Web site Friday afternoon.Officials at the Palo Alto, Calif., software company released the code under the Java Research License (JRL) and Sun Community Source License (SCSL), which doesn't give programm

Nov 07 2004
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Sun Solaris Open-Source Release Still Undecided

Sun Microsystems expects to publicly debut Solaris 10 on Nov. 15, but its plans to release an open-source version of the Unix operating system remain in limbo.

Nov 06 2004
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Sun ready to open Solaris

Sun Microsystems Inc. is getting closer to making its Open Solaris project, along with the final pieces of Solaris 10, a reality.At its quarterly SunNetwork Conference, to be held at The Tech Museum of Innovation in San Jose, Calif., Nov. 15, Sun will unveil Open Solaris and give final pricing and other details for Solaris 10.

Nov 02 2004
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SCO sets up anti-Linux site

SCO has decided to set up a website to fight back against the pro-Linux web site Groklaw.Blake Stowell, director of communications at SCO said the new site, Prosco.net, will be launched on November 1. Specifically, Stowell mentioned that the SCO site is a reaction to Pamela Jones' Groklaw.net.

Oct 15 2004
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Red Hat takes Sun to task on open source

A top Red Hat executive has attacked the open-source credentials of its sometime business partner Sun Microsystems.In a Web log posting Thursday, Michael Tiemann, Red Hat's vice president of open-source affairs, criticized Sun for its support of software patents and its decision to keep Java a proprietary software.

Sep 25 2004
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UN Backs Drive for Free Software

Events have been held across Asia to encourage the region to adopt free and open source software.

The UN's International Open Source Network (IOSN) helped promote the first annual Software Freedom Day on 28 August, giving out CDs and booklets about the technology.

Aug 30 2004
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Via improve Xine player

Chip firm Via said it has made improvements to its Xine open source player which supports MPEG-4 and MPEG-2 video acceleration for entertainment devices.

Aug 26 2004
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Big Blue goes open source yet again!

IBM is giving away more than half a million lines of its software code to an open source software group, the lucky things.

Aug 04 2004
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JES added to Open Source candidates from Sun

Sun Microsystems Inc. said this week that it is thinking about offering some of its Java Enterprise System (JES) under an open source license, although no final decisions have been made.

Jul 17 2004
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