Newsbytes reports on OnLinePhotoLab - Gimp creator Spencer Kimball's latest venture. Linux on a mainframe isn't a joke. Michael Hammel starts a series of weekly articles summarizing activities by Linux companies that have a strong interest in the graphics market. Mozilla steps up to SVG, Corel sets up for an early CorelDraw release, and Precision Insight wraps up early development for Voodoo 3 drivers. We are increasingly gathering the cream of the crop into our fold.
Free software is ubiquitous at universities all over the world.
The best and brightest will inevitably gravitate to our working model. Information Week looks at Home Depot's Linux deployment from a support point of view. To ensure this, Home Depot has a high-level support arrangement with Red Hat. Red Hat Software's advertising agency dropped the account only six months after winning the business, complaining that the Linux distributor doesn't have its marketing act together. Michael J. Hammel's first Linsight column looks at technology acceptance cycles and Linux.