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Zero-Knowledge Systems Names Technology, Privacy and Legal
Leaders to Its Advisory Board. Zero-Knowledge is the provider
of privacy enabling technologies and services for both consumers and
enterprise. They will be known to many as the developer of the
multi-platform, open source Freedom 2.0 Internet Privacy Suite.
Released under the GNU GPL, the suite includes a personal firewall,
form filler, cookie manager, ad manager and a keyword alert.
Zero-Knowledge has signed on
an impressive list of people to head its advisory board. The
eight new board members include Bruce Schneier, Founder and Chief
Technical Officer of Counterpane Internet Security and author of
Applied Cryptography and Secrets & Lies: Digital
Security in a Networked World; Whitfield Diffie, co-creator of
public key cryptography and co-author of Privacy on the Line: the
Politics of Wiretapping and Encryption; and Stanford Law School
professor Lawrence Lessig. The other five members are just as
impressive. The company expects the Board to provide senior
management with strategic guidance, help the company create new
privacy products and services for customers, and act as company
resources and liaisons in their respective communities.
Lineo to acquire Convergence Integrated Media.
Lineo, Inc. announced it has obtained a
signed letter of intent to acquire Convergence Integrated Media.
Convergence is a developer of operating systems and software for
digital communications products, such as personal video recorders
(PVR) and digital video disk (DVD) devices. With this
acquisition Lineo hopes to become the first and only provider of
Linux-based development tools for digital television products. Terms
of the deal were not disclosed.
ARM Launches University Contest for New System
Designs. ARM, a provider of 16/32-bit embedded RISC
microprocessor solutions, launched
the ARM Design Contest for Education. Participation is open to
individual students or groups of students from universities and high
schools. The subject of the design is open but the system must
include or simulate at least one ARM processor. Design examples
could include hardware & software: uHAL embedded RT Linux
applications, cryptography, and low-power applications.
Plexis Group Director Addresses GIS Conference. Plexis Group, LLC director Scott Stephens' presentation
illustrated diverse uses of GIS through the Linux operating
system. Landmark Information Group, Ltd., employs a 1 Ghz Linux
PC to run Linux GenaMap, a product of Gena Warehouse Ltd. Using this
operating system and software, Landmark Information Group provides
free access to first edition historical ordnance survey maps of
Great Britain, between 1846 and 1899.
Borland Kylix Now Available. Borland announced the immediate availability of
Borland Kylix. Kylix is a native rapid application development
(RAD) environment for the Linux operating system.
SAS Introduces Linux Cross-Hosted Compiler For
S/390 Environments. SAS Institute announced the planned
availability of Version 7.0 of the SAS/C and the SAS/C++
Cross-platform Development System for Linux, targeted at OS/390
and VM/ESA.
Open Motif supports 2.4 kernel. ICS has released an updated version of Open Motif Everywhere. This new release officially
incorporates Open Group Patch 3 and Patch 4 into the Open Motif
release. These patches include numerous bug fixes and updates to the
Motif libraries, clients and the demo source code. RPMs (version 4)
are also provided for both Red Hat Linux 7, SuSE Linux 7.1 and other
distributions using glibc 2.2.
LPI News for February 2001. In this issue:
- Prosoft and LPI Join Forces
- LPI Job Analysis Survey
- LWE Report
- Paris Linux Expo Report
- LPI Certified Hiring Practices
- Russian LPI Efforts
- Bulk LPI Testing Vouchers
- Sponsors in the spotlight
Linux Stock Index for March 01 to March 07, 2001.
LSI at closing on March 01, 2001 ... 32.54
LSI at closing on March 07, 2001 ... 34.41
The high for the week was 34.41
The low for the week was 32.54
Press Releases:
Open source products
Unless specified, license is unverified.
Proprietary Products for Linux
Servers and Desktops
Products and Services Using Linux
Products With Linux Versions
- Aestiva L.L.C. (TORRANCE, Calif.):
Aestiva
Introduces HTML/OS 1.9.
- Applied Data Systems (Chicago, IL):
2 announcements from NMW....
ADS made 2 announcements from National Manufacturing Week. The
Graphics Master is a richly featured RISC-based single board computer
system with a USB Master, Ethernet and compact flash. ADS and
Synergetic Microsystems announced a collaborative design effort to
produce a new 32 bit StrongARM computer incorporating the Synergetic,
EmbeddedComm / EC-1 universal field bus chip. Both products will run
embedded Linux.
- CSM Systems Inc. (EDMONTON, ALBERTA):
Ebusiness Developer Launches Open Source Platform. Actually its a
proprietary e-business software product called Miraware.
- Equator Technology, Inc. (CAMPBELL, Calif.):
Equator Expands MAP-CA Family of Broadband Signal Processors to Cover
a Range of Frequencies. Equator offers the Shark MAP-CA
Development Board, a PCI card based on the MAP-CA BSP, which is
configured for use in a host PC running Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 or
Red Hat Linux 6.2.
- Integrated Research Ltd (SYDNEY, Australia):
Integrated
Research Delivers Revolutionary Systems and Application Management
Capabilities In PROGNOSIS 7.05.
- Integrated Research Ltd (SYDNEY, Australia):
Integrated
Research Announces PROGNOSIS MQ Manager.
- Intrusion.com, Inc. (RICHARDSON, Texas):
Intrusion.com
Announces New Small/Medium Business Security Appliance Pre-installed
With Check Point Software. Red Hat Linux is now supported.
- Kaspersky Labs (Cambridge, United Kingdom):
Kaspersky Lab Introduces the World's First
Virus Defense System for Postfix E-mail Gateways.
- Keyspan (Richmond, Calif.):
Keyspan ships 4-port USB serial adapter for
Linux, Windows and Mac OS. The drivers are supported within the
kernel of Linux release 2.4 to add off-the shelf serial-to-USB support
for the Linux platform.
- Metamail Inc. (TORONTO):
Metamail
Launches New Metamail Enterprise Server 1.1, Capable of Branding
Millions of Outbound E-mails.
- Neoware Systems, Inc. (KING OF PRUSSIA, Pa.):
Neoware
Introduces Eon - the First Computing Appliance Family Supporting
Windows CE, Linux and Embedded NT With Guaranteed Investment
Protection.
- RadView Software Ltd. (BURLINGTON, Mass.):
RadView's
WebLoad Introduces Linux Support and Extends Platform Support for
Solaris; RadView Also Announces Three Technology Integration Projects
With E-Business Leaders. WebLoad 4.51 supports Linux.
- SteelEye Technology, Inc. (ATLANTA, IBM PartnerWorld 2001):
SteelEye
Teams With IBM to Deliver Reliable Database Server Solutions for
Windows NT and Linux Environments. Steeleye's LifeKeeper now
works with IBM's DB2 Universal Database.
- Tarantella, Inc. (SANTA CRUZ, Calif.):
Tarantella
Enterprise 3 Scales for Mission-Critical Internet Computing.
Tarantella Enterprise 3 web-enabling software and Tarantella
Enterprise 3 ASP Edition software have new functionality and enhanced
scalability for mission-critical, Internet-based computing.
Java Products
Books
Partnerships
- Hewlett-Packard Company & RealNetworks (PALO ALTO,
Calif. & SEATTLE):
HP
and RealNetworks to Develop Digital Entertainment Products for the
Living Room.
- Integrated Research Ltd (SYDNEY, Australia):
Integrated
Research Continues to Build Asian Presence; New Distributor Appointed
in Taiwan. Integrated Research announced the appointment of
Syscom Computer Engineering Co. as a distributor of its flagship
product suite, PROGNOSIS, which is available for Linux and other
platforms.
- Lineo, Inc. (LOS ANGELES, CT EXPO):
Lineo
and VMIC Partner to Provide High Availability Clustering on CompactPCI
Systems.
- Linux NetworX, Inc. (SANDY, Utah):
Linux NetworX Announces Partner/Distributor
Program. The LNXI Cluster Partner Program allows resellers and
VARs to provide customers with fully integrated cluster solutions by
Linux NetworX.
- NetSilicon, Inc. (WALTHAM, Mass.):
NetSilicon
Signs Leading European Electronics Distributor Antycip for French
Distribution. The agreement makes Antycip an authorized
distributor of NetSilicon's NET+Works product family throughout
France, including NET+Lx, running uClinux.
- REDSonic, Inc. (Santa Ana, CA):
REDSONIC teams with AMPRO COMPUTERS.
REDSonic has joined Ampro's Embedded Connection Partner Program and
has begun to port REDICE-Linux to Ampro's Pentium-based single board
computers, including the Little Board P5x, CoreModule P5e and new
EnCore 500.
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Section Editor: Rebecca Sobol.
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March 8, 2001
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