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The offer, from hedge fund outfit Elliott Associates, was for $5.75 per share, valuing Novell at a shade under $2 billion. But bearing in mind that the company has vast cash piles in various currencies, worth about $950 million, and the offer values ...
From PAUL RUBENS,
LXer,
11 Mar 2010
HP, Oracle and assorted other Linux and UNIX server vendors everywhere will be mighty relieved when IBM stops panicking about System z and resumes charging a more healthy premium for its mainframe products.
Scan through IT news on any given ...
From PAUL RUBENS,
LXer,
8 Jan 2010
A short time ago a 'local root' exploit was posted to the full-disclosure mailing list; as the name suggests, this allows a local user to execute arbitrary code as root ... since exploit code is already widely available I want to make a patch ...
From PAUL RUBENS,
LXer,
2 Dec 2009
What we've tried to do with Windows 7 whether it's traditional format or in a touch format is create a Mac look and feel in terms of graphics. We've significantly improved the graphical user interface, but it's built on that very stable core ...
From PAUL RUBENS,
LXer,
18 Nov 2009
Red Hat's KVM virtualization
technology is so advanced that it will inevitably consign the Xen hypervisor to the
technological scrap heap.
That's the view of Navin Thadani, a senior director of the Linux vendor's
virtualization business. "We see ...
From PAUL RUBENS,
LXer,
29 Oct 2009
Hard drive failures are a fact of life: That's why there are RAID arrays, backup systems and an
entire infrastructure designed to prevent data loss and minimize the impact to an
organization when drives stop working.
But that doesn't mean you can't do ...
From PAUL RUBENS,
LXer,
28 Oct 2009
Earlier this month Red Hat announced its
Deltacloud initiative to "enable an ecosystem of
developers, tools, scripts, and applications which can interoperate across the public and
private clouds."
The potential impact on the ability of users, ...
From PAUL RUBENS,
LXer,
26 Sep 2009
Asterisk bills itself as "the world's leading
open source PBX, telephony engine, and telephony applications toolkit." You can use it as
the basis of a fully featured, enterprise-class phone system in your organization. Like
any complex piece of ...
From PAUL RUBENS,
LXer,
25 Sep 2009
Authorities have determined that the body found inside a burning house in Capitol Heights early Saturday was a black male, but have yet to determine his identification or cause of death. The body was discovered when firefighters responded to a one-story ...
From RUBEN CASTANEDA AND PAUL DUGGAN,
The Washington Post,
20 Sep 2009
Building your own corporate phone system using the Asterisk open source telephony
suite could result in massive cost savings for your company, but it's not for the
faint-hearted: Asterisk is a complex system, and if you mess up the phone system it ...
From PAUL RUBENS,
LXer,
17 Sep 2009
