Opening a new chapter in its 10-year history and a new front in its war against Microsoft, the leading Linux seller plans to announce its first version of the open-source OS for the desktop. Stephen ...
Red Hat will release a new version of its software for corporate desktops, while Sun will use Linux on its own desktop PCs as part of a plan to cut real estate costs. Stephen Shankland Former ...
Red Hat announced a new version of the Linux operating system software on Tuesday. Red Hat Desktop has been designed for the corporate desktop and will be a companion product to Red Hat’s current ...
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SALT LAKE CITY—Red Hat is planning a packaged Linux desktop solution that it hopes will push its Linux desktop offering to a far broader audience than exists for its current client solution. The move ...
Red Hat used to be in the desktop business along with all the other Linux distributors. Then, they left. As Jim Whitehurst, Red Hat’s CEO, explained Red Hat’s desktop approach to me last year, “There ...
Red Hat Inc. on Tuesday will unveil a new version of the Linux operating system software designed for the corporate desktop. The new software, called the Red Hat Desktop, will be a companion product ...
Open-source specialist Red Hat is preparing a major push around the desktop, with a three-pronged strategy. Speaking at the company's annual user conference in San Diego on Wednesday, Red Hat chief ...
The virtual appliance Linux OS, which is due to ship in 2008, is aimed at desktop PCs using Intel's vPro management and security technology, the companies announced at Red Hat's annual conference in ...
Opening a new chapter in its 10-year history and a new front in its war against Microsoft, leading Linux seller Red Hat on Tuesday announced its first version of the open-source operating system for ...
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