Linux is a UNIX based operating system that runs on most of the common
hardware architectures found in the world today. Linux was originally
started by the Finnish developer Linus Torvalds (see interviews with
CNET and Slashdot) and was part of the Free Software movement. More recently, it has become part of the Open Source movement, meaning that the source code is freely
available for inspection and modification. Thousands of developers around the world work on the operating system and its
applications as part of a public service. Consequently, the operating system and most of its applications are free.
iPlanet Messaging Server for Linux Now Available
iPlanet Messaging with support for Red Hat Linux will be on demo at
LinuxWorld.
iPlanet Web Server 4.1 Adds Support for the Linux OS and the
Latest Java Technologies
Developer program members are invited to test the pre-release version of iPlanet Web Server, Enterprise Edition 4.1 on Linux
Linux News
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the web.
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Linux TechNotes
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Conferences
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conferences coming up.
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