Friday, September 20, 2002

Novell Releases PostgreSQL for NetWare

Novell Releases PostgreSQL for NetWare
AnnouncementsPosted by CowboyNeal on Friday September 20, @02:42AM
from the love-it-on-linux-love-it-everywhere dept.
An anonymous reader writes "Ever since Oracle announced they wouldn't port 9i to NetWare, Novell has been scrambling to find an enterprise-capable DB. Now it looks like they're settling on PostgreSQL. This follows their decision to ship Apache as the default web server for NetWare 6. Linux aficionados might sneer at an old workhorse like NetWare, but it's got more than 80 million client licenses worldwide, and it ain't going anywhere anytime soon."

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Using MPICH to Build a Small Private Beowulf Cluster. A Wayne City High School computer science teacher shares the step-by-step approach his students used to build a Beowulf cluster. [Linux Journal]
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New Bill: More Digital TV Limits. A bill up for debate in the Senate could make VCRs obsolete. On the bright side for U.S. consumers, it could force cable companies to adopt open standards. By Brad King. [Wired News]
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