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OS Roundup: Looking Beyond Unix
[07/16/2008] Unix, as an OS for consumers and artsy types? Linux, standard fare in the enterprise? Microsoft, moving beyond selling proprietary, packaged software? The times, indeed, are a-changing, and Enterprise Unix Roundup is changing, too.

Changes Afoot at ServerWatch
[07/14/2008] Wondering where the usual columns and writers have gone? Find out who's in and who's out, and what they're going to be looking at.

Enterprise Unix Roundup: Signs Point to Yes
[07/09/2008] After reading about the evolution of Unix, the question arises: Will the future of Unix be strong?

Enterprise Unix Roundup: Sun Should Loosen Up
[07/02/2008] Sun is trying to be a good open source citizen, but to truly succeed it needs to let loose of the reins a bit and let open source methodology do the work.

Enterprise Unix Roundup: HP Gifts AdvFS, Big Bow on Small Box
[06/25/2008] They say good things come in small packages. HP's open sourcing of the Tru64 Advanced File System is all well and good. But a big deal? Mm, maybe not so much.

Tru64 Advanced File System Released as Open Source
[06/24/2008] The Tru64 file system is getting a new home in the open source world. Will Linux users benefit from this file system fuel injection?

Enterprise Unix Roundup: Making Good on a Promise
[06/18/2008] When IBM started shipping machines with Linux, people thought AIX was a goner. Or Linux soon would be marginalized. Eight years later, neither has happened, and one very positive outcome has resulted.

Enterprise Unix Roundup: Can It Be Easy to Be Green?
[06/11/2008] A recent survey finds Linux more power efficient than Windows. Can Unix do better?

Enterprise Unix Roundup: One Direction for Post-Enterprise Unix
[06/04/2008] The number of large enterprises is much smaller than other markets, and Unix is still losing market share to Linux. So where can Unix go from here?

Enterprise Unix Roundup: Disruption in the OS Market? Hardly
[05/28/2008] A new report from Gartner on the operating system market promises to reveal big changes in that sector in coming years. Except it looks like the roadmap we've predicted all along.

Enterprise Unix Roundup: Operating Systems on the Analyst's Couch
[05/21/2008] The debate about which enterprise OS is best seems endless. Who's got the best apps? The best management features? The best security? One Greek academician has taken the analysis to a deeper level to see which OS has the best kernel code.

Enterprise Unix Roundup: Serving Up OS X
[05/14/2008] Linux on the desktop? Apple in the enterprise? Two questions, with perhaps the same answer.

ServerWatch Wants YOU ...
05/12/2008 To vote for your favorites in the third annual ServerWatch Product Excellence Awards program. Less than two weeks remain for your voice to be heard.

Enterprise Unix Roundup: OpenSolaris, Farm Team or Big League?
[05/07/2008] Despite a long history and solid reviews, the jury seems out on OpenSolaris before it even gets going.

Enterprise Unix Roundup: Law and Order, Unix Edition
[04/30/2008] One trial ends; one trial starts. Both of this week's court cases could have far-reaching implications for the Unix and Linux communities.

2008 Product Excellence Awards Voting Begins
04/29/2008 Time to cast your ballot for your server room favorites. Weigh in on servers, virtualization products and more.

Enterprise Unix Roundup: And the Most Reliable OS of All Is ...
[04/23/2008] A new survey from the Yankee Group reveals some telling information about the reliability of Linux, Unix, and Windows servers. Hint: Redmond isn't going to be happy.

Enterprise Unix Roundup: Decoding Sun's OS Plans
[04/16/2008] Wondering which operating system Sun is going to place it bets on? Linux? Solaris? Hey, how about both?

Enterprise Unix Roundup: HP, Our Unix is Easier to Use
[04/09/2008] HP returns IBM's swipe with some of its own. It takes aim at AIX in an announcement about HP-UX 11i v3 Update 2, which is coming out this month.

2008 Product Excellence Awards Nominations Process Continues
[04/07/2008] There's still time, but you have to hurry. Only two weeks remain to nominate your favorite products and vendors in the ServerWatch Product Excellence Awards. Tell us who should get top honors.

Enterprise Unix Roundup: Thunderclouds of Battle Over the Horizon
[04/02/2008] Small skirmishes between IBM and HP seem to be heating up toward outright conflict. The winner? Us.

2008 Product Excellence Awards Nominations Process Continues
03/31/2008 There's still time, but you have to hurry. Only two weeks remain to nominate your favorite products and vendors in the ServerWatch Product Excellence Awards. Tell us who should get top honors.

Enterprise Unix Roundup: Oracle Breaks Out ClusterWare
[03/26/2008] Unbreakable Linux has seemed rather unexciting on the enterprise scene. A new offering from Oracle may change that.

Enterprise Unix Roundup: Take This with a Grain of Salt (Palace)
[03/19/2008] Another year, another Brainshare. The big theme out of Salt Lake City this year? That old standby, interoperability.

Enterprise Unix Roundup: Sun Hits Community-Building Road Bumps
[03/12/2008] The chaffing and complaining within the OpenSolaris community about Sun is not dying down. If anything, it's getting louder. Is it an inevitable by-product of centralized open source projects?

Enterprise Unix Roundup: Whacked With the Unix Clue Stick?
[03/05/2008] Windows Server 2008 came out last week. Curiously, Microsoft seems to be giving nods to Unix and open source development as a factor in the product's improvements. There are indeed a lot of Unix-y things in WS2008, but don't think this is just friendly imitation.

FreeBSD Gets Performance Boost
[03/04/2008] The latest version of FreeBSD is poised to deliver productivity gains and enhanced wireless support.

Enterprise Unix Roundup: Unix Heads for the Clouds
[02/27/2008] The recent fight over the OOXML format as a standard could be a big clue for determining the new direction for IT. A direction that could leave all of the Unix operating systems sitting pretty.

Enterprise Unix Roundup: And the Hits Just Keep on Coming
[02/20/2008] In case you had any doubt, Unix application development is still alive and well. And, it seems, so is The SCO Group.

Enterprise Unix Roundup: Have Unix Your Way
[02/13/2008] With server appliance sales growing, is the future merely a world of transparent operating systems?

Enterprise Unix Roundup: IBM's Power Moves
[02/06/2008] Lots of news in the world of the PowerPC platform this week: a native Linux on Power release, a virtual offering from IBM, and some fightin' words from the Linux community regarding OS X.

Enterprise Unix Roundup: HP, Community-Serving or Self-Serving?
[01/30/2008] Suspect you have free or open source license issues in your company? Has HP got a deal for you! Is the new community-based program an example of community goodwill or a foot inside customers' doors?

HP-UX, Forever 11?
[01/28/2008] HP-UX may be retaining the version 11 stamp, but that doesn't mean its updates are mere point releases.

Enterprise Unix Roundup: Daemon Worship
[01/23/2008] We look into the BSD goings on, with a focus on OpenBSD -- the BSD for security gurus.

Enterprise Unix Roundup Archives


News
Virtually Speaking: Is the Party Over for VMware?
[July 15, 2008] With its founder and CEO out, Hyper-V breathing down its neck and its parent company pulling it closer, the glory days may be over already for the virtualization market's bellwether company.

Tutorials
Tip of the Trade: QEMU
[July 14, 2008] Hungry for an open source virtualizer that is a full-meal deal? Consider tasting QEMU.
Stats
Surveys Says IT Pros Want Windows Server 2008
[February 20, 2008] A new customer survey by a major Microsoft reseller finds swelling demand for the new operating system.

Reviews
The 'Other' Open Source Web Server
[July 7, 2008] If you thought Apache was the only viable open source Web server out there, you thought wrong. nginx boasts a lightweight footprint and high load handling capabilities.



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