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Mandriva revamps enterprise desktop 13 March, 2007 08:05
Mandriva, formerly MandrakeSoft, last week launched a public test version of its enterprise-dedicated desktop operating system, Corporate Desktop 4.0. The software offers enterprise-orientated features such as directory integration, secure mobility, new security features and a redesigned desktop. - +
OS-level virtualizer ships with Linux for first time 31 May, 2006 14:57
Mandriva Corporate Server 4.0 is to include OpenVZ, OS developer Mandriva -- once known as MandrakeSoft -- and it's the first time that operating system-level virtualization software has been included as a part of the OS, according to Linux distributor Mandriva. - +
Mandriva co-founder sues own company 22 March, 2006 08:01
Gael Duval, the co-founder of Mandriva -- formerly known as MandrakeSoft -- has said he is planning to sue his former employer for wrongful dismissal. - +
Mandriva targrets corporations with Linux 20 December, 2005 08:20
Mandriva, now the third-largest Linux distributor behind Red Hat and Novell, is pushing to move from its consumer and small-business market niches into the realm of enterprise IT. - +
Mandriva, NEC in Europe team up on Linux machines 30 September, 2005 07:57
Europe-based computer maker NEC Computers is teaming up with Paris-based Linux vendor Mandriva to develop and sell a line of server, desktop and laptop computers than run Mandriva Linux for the business, home and education markets in Europe. - +
Linux vendors cosy up to Debian to push into enterprise 28 July, 2005 09:30
Several Linux vendors have confirmed they are participating in a project to turn Debian into a serious force in the enterprise. - +
Red Hat touts new European deals 11 April, 2005 09:21
Red Hat has announced several large European Linux installations, including a deal to implement more than 8,000 desktops for a major German insurance company. - +
Mandrakesoft renamed Mandriva after buying Conectiva 11 April, 2005 08:19
French Linux distributor Mandrakesoft has changed its name to Mandriva. - +
Red Hat patches critical hole 05 April, 2005 07:48
Red Hat is warning enterprise Linux users to update their installations of XFree86 to fix a number of serious security bugs, some of which could allow attackers to take over a system. Affected operating systems include Enterprise Linux AS 3, Enterprise Linux ES 3 and Enterprise Linux WS 3, Red Hat said in an advisory. - +
Linux vendor Mandrakesoft to acquire Conectiva 01 March, 2005 12:00
France's Mandrakesoft plans to acquire Brazil's largest Linux vendor, Conectiva, both companies said in a joint statement yesterday. The two companies have entered into a definitive agreement under which Mandrakesoft will purchase the company in exchange for US$2.36 million in stock. - +
Mandrake Linux patches postgresql 24 February, 2005 13:39
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