Companies are increasing their use of the Linux operating environment and delaying roll-out of Windows 2000, according to a market research survey.

Red Herring journalist R. Scott Raynovich recently posted a wrap-up of industry opinion on Linux that should interest Java developers, whether you are interested in Linux, in competition with Linux, or aligned with Linux in open-source efforts to oust Microsoft.

They have decided to branch their code tree for the SB-Live into 2 dedicated sets of drivers. One set will be for Linux / Unix and be opensource, while the other will be for Windows, BeOS, Linux, and Mac (binaries only).

Slackware is the longest-running distribution of the Linux operating system. Slackware is easy for beginners to install, but contains all the advanced features required by the experienced UNIX power-user.

What happens when Linux fever collides with a hot market for initial public offerings? Next week's scheduled debut of Cobalt Networks should provide the answer.

Buyers of Dell servers will get an easily accessible alternative to Microsoft Windows NT when the PC vendor starts offering to preload Red Hat Linux on its server products.

You might be surprised. A new study says they're not the longhaired, barefooted, student-hacker-type that you thought.

In this article I'll look at some of the practical applications the BBC uses Linux for and why we use Linux rather than alternatives.

By 2001, it's possible that the fastest supercomputer in the world will be powered by the Linux operating system.

Adelstein, CIO of Bynari Systems and a featured instructor in VARBusiness' Linux Clinix seminars, recently spoke about how his company has profited by focusing its business model on the free operating system.