Study says Linux wins the Server OS war
But hey If they want to think that its about beating the other OS's, thats fine. They're wrong, but its their choice to believe that :-P. Tags: Linux, IBM, Microsoft, Windows, Oracle, study, Server, Operating System, OS
XenSource Announced XenEnterprise for Windows and Linux
"For Windows and Linux IT professionals XenEnterprise delivers to the x86 server environment, and IBM delivers the management solutions to harness them. XenEnterprise with Windows 2003, Windows XP, and major Linux distribution
IBM IDE for Cell BE SDK on Linux
A set of Eclipse plug-ins that integrate the Cell BE tool chain and enable rapid, more user-friendly building of Cell BE applications on Linux. Elements in the design of the cell chip are expected in IBM’s future server chips,
IBM Releases Free WebSphere Application Server Community Edition V1.1
WebSphere Application Server Community Edition is built on Apache Tomcat and other best-of-breed open source software such as OpenEJB, Apache Axis, and IBM Cloudscape (based on Apache Cloudscape). New features in this version include:
The Server War is Over and Linux Has Won!
An IBM sponsored study shows: At least in the server world, Linux has won. Web servers and database servers remain the dominant applications, but development environments are now among the most popular systems in production,
IBM WebSphere Application Server for Linux
New WebSphere Application Server Community Edition Version 1.1 is now available for download. Version 1.1 preintegrates Tomcat and offers support for Ajax, PHP, and JSE 1.5 to accelerate your application development.
Novell, IBM partner on integrated Linux server stack
Let's say you own a small to medium sized business, and you want to use Linux, but you're not crazy about the idea of mixing and matching software and servers. If that's you, Novell and IBM want to talk to you about their new Integrated
Re: 7.2x to 7.31 - Stored Procs, Trigger, SQL .
Trial calls appear to give better response for database Linux users Any reason why IBM Informix won't work on ORacle Linux (free downloads available for testing) 3. Any specific conflicts with IBM Informix 7.31 and RHEL 4 kernel?
RE: 7.2x to 7.31 - Stored Procs, Trigger, SQL .
IDS 7.3x and also moving database from HP-UX > to > new Linux server, while moving applications to new HP-UX 11.23+ server > with > SQL Dev 7.32, CSDK, etc. Linux users > > Any reason why IBM Informix won't work on ORacle Linux
7.2x to 7.31 - Stored Procs, Trigger, SQL diffs
from HP-UX to new Linux server, while moving applications to new HP-UX 11.23+ server For initial port, we'll look at 32-bit Linux Informix 2. Linux users Any reason why IBM Informix won't work on ORacle Linux (free downloads