Sean Michael Kerner

Open source e-mail vendor Open-Xchange is claiming that it has landed its largest customer win yet in the form of 1&1 Internet, one of the largest Web

Red Hat released the latest version of its Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) flagship product Wednesday. Version 5 contains myriad new features, upgrades

IBM Monday unveiled System p Application Virtual Environment (p AVE), technology that enables all Linux x86 applications to run unmodified on

Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) users rejoice — an update is coming soon. RHEL 5.1 has gone into beta. The point release improves features across

Novell has become a well-known Linux vendor, but it has ambitions to be known as a Windows management vendor, too. The Linux vendor's new management tool

Ubuntu Linux and its corporate sponsor Canonical claim to be ready for the enterprise challenge on the desktop and the server. At 6 million users and

Thirty years ago last week, Digital Equipment Corp. (DEC) released VMS v1.0 with support for the DEC VAX hardware platform. The operating system has hit

Maybe it's too much of a good thing, or just not enough knowledge. A new survey by DNS services vendor Infoblox has found that the vast majority of DNS

What does it take to have seamless Microsoft Windows file sharing and transfer capabilities on a *nix system? According to Sun Microsystems, it takes more

For the past several years, Red Hat has been pushing forward the development of real-time enhancements for Linux. Yet, the company has made no formal

The problem with doing application vulnerability testing in a live production environment is just that — it's a live production environment, and if

NetBSD 4 is finally out, boasting a long list of feature and speed improvements in the open source operating system. The NetBSD 4.0 comes nearly two years