News from 17-Aug-2006

Open-Source E-Mail Options Expanding (Intelligent Enterprise Magazine)Scalix, lotus notes, Open-Xchange, and Zimbra have announcements or upgrades planned for this week's LinuxWorld expo.

IBM's Lotus Sametime Heads for Linux, Voice Messaging (LinuxPlanet)On Monday at LinuxWorld, IBM announced the first Linux desktop client for its Lotus Sametime instant messaging (IM) and collaboration platform, along with plans to add voice messaging to Sametime.

IBM Puts Its Weight Into Open Source Market Initiatives (Linux Pipeline)IBM shows that it can walk the Open Source walk, as it pursues or plans a huge number of projects, including an effort to tune the Linux kernel to run faster and more securely on IBM's new Cell processor; shipping versions of Lotus desktop apps that run on Linux; and expanding IBM's open-source Web server business.

IBM Adds Linux Support to IM (Small Business Computing)In a move that might get the attention of small businesses currently using consumer-grade instant messaging networks, IBM yesterday announced plans to ship Linux client and server versions of its Lotus Sametime 7.5 instant messaging product.

IBM Puts Weight Behind New Open Source Markets (InformationWeek)Among the projects underway are tuning the Linux kernel to run faster and more securely on IBM's new Cell processor, shipping versions of Lotus desktop apps that run on Linux, and expanding IBM's open-source Web server business.

IBM Puts Weight Behind New Open-Source Markets (TechWeb via Yahoo! News) Among the projects under way are tuning the Linux kernel to run faster and more securely on IBM's new Cell processor, shipping versions of Lotus desktop apps that run on Linux, and expanding IBM's open-source Web server business.

LINUXWORLD SF - Vendors challenge Exchange, Notes (Linux World Australia)A pair of Silicon Valley-based open-source collaboration vendors released new versions of their software at LinuxWorld this week, renewing their challenge to the dominance of Microsoft Exchange and Lotus Notes by offering what they say are cheaper, more flexible alternatives.

LINUXWORLD SF - Vendors challenge Exchange, Notes (ARNnet)A pair of Silicon Valley-based open-source collaboration vendors has released new versions of their software at LinuxWorld, renewing their challenge to the dominance of Microsoft Exchange and lotus notes by offering what they claim are cheaper, more flexible alternatives.

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