Steven Vaughan-Nichols

The battle between Lindows.com Inc. and Microsoft Corp. over the Lindows trademark took an interesting turn today when U.S. District Judge John Coughenour

Before coming to Novell's annual ring-dang-do of a trade show, BrainShare, here in Salt Lake City, I wondered just how much Linux support I would find at

SALT LAKE CITY—Novell Inc.'s 20th annual BrainShare tradeshow opened here Sunday with a different focus from years past. The reason: Linux. In recent

Lindows.com Inc. has persuaded a federal district court judge to grant an expedited hearing on its motion for an injunction to thwart Microsoft's

SALT LAKE CITY—Novell Inc. announced Monday at its 20th annual BrainShare show here that it is launching immediately its newest certification: the

The sales of Sun Microsystems Inc.'s StarOffice productivity suite are a shadow of Microsoft Office's. Still, prospects looked brighter Thursday as Sun

There's nothing new about IP insurance, but New York-based Open Source Risk Management LLC (OSRM) is the first company to specifically target helping

Besieged in Europe, where it recently has had to cease doing business in the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg, Lindows.com Inc. has submitted a motion

Microsoft Corp. has opened a Canadian front in its continuing legal war with Lindows.com Inc. In this latest move, Microsoft filed a request for a

When a Netherlands court ordered a preliminary injunction against desktop Linux vendor Lindows.com Inc. and its resellers "to cease and desist from the

Eager and ready to get Linux 2.6 a try, but you're not a kernel hacker? Well, you don't have to wait any longer. Red Hat Inc.'s released a 2.6

Microsoft recently landed several blows in Europe against Lindows.com Inc. in its ongoing "Windows" trademark battle. However, the Redmond firm on Tuesday