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Topia!: Computers: Software: Operating Systems: Unix: SCO (317)
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 The SCO Group - Develops, supports small/mid scale Unix server OSs and business system software for network computing; products, related services: OpenServer, OpenUnix, UnixWare. Unix intellectual property licensing. Was Caldera Systems, Caldera International, Santa Cruz Operation. Nasdaq: SCOX.Digi International - Server-based remote access solutions. Digi products enable a virtually unlimited number of users to be connected locally or remotely to corporate LANs, or to multiuser computer systems. Minnetonka, Minnesota. SCO Free OSR5 IDE and ATAPI CD-ROM Installation Instructions - Large text page, not an official SCO document. Free SCO OpenServer 3.2v5.0.2 Installation Notes - Free SCO OpenServer 3.2v5.0.2 Installation Notes C-Kermit 6.0 - Communication software that can be used with SCO Unix LynnSoft, Inc. - Software development firm that has developed drivers for PC Cards to run with SCO Unix operating systems. Drivers are written to be PCMCIA Standard Release 2.10 compliant. Microlite Corp. - Backup solution and bare metal disaster recovery technology for SCO-Caldera OpenServer, OpenUnix 8, UnixWare 7.1; OpenLinux. Overview of OpenServer 5 Patches and Supplements - SCO list of Release 5 patches. SCO Skunkware FAQ - FAQ for freeware programs available for OpenServer, UnixWare. SCO Skunkware - List of open source and freeware products for OpenServer, UnixWare 7, Open Unix 8. SCO Developer Network - Resource for SCO Unix developers with technical information, documentation, program membership, directory, newsletter. Imaging Technology Group - Document imaging software solutions for online electronic records management, statement processing. SCO Unix and UnixWare sales, support. A.P. Lawrence-SCO Unix Consultant - Articles, tips, and help relating to SCO Unix operating systems. Moxa Technologies - Offers RS-232/422/485 multiport serial products, running on various platforms, for PCI, ISA, CompactPCI. UniXpress - SCO Unix specialists with the full product line: OpenServer, UnixWare, Vision Family, and related third party products such as Lone-TAR Backup Software. SCO Products - Listing of those available including OpenServer, OpenUnix, UnixWare; SCObiz, SCOsource; SCOoffice Mail Server, SCO Authentication. comp.unix.sco.* FAQ List - Links to the SCO Unix Newsgroups/Mailing List Administrative FAQ and the SCO Technical FAQ. Vision2k - Tarantella, Inc., software that allows integrating Windows and Unix. SCO Unix and Xenix Stuff - Search tech articles; supplements, fixes, tweaks, patches; manual pages. Links to many SCO resources: OSR5 specific, how-tos, diagnostics and troubleshooting, SCO technical articles, free stuff, FTP and Web sites, Usenet newsgroups. Tek-Tips Forums for Computer Professionals: SCO Unix - Technical support, mutual help system. Forbids selling, recruiting. Caldera-Linux-L Discussion Group - For technical and functional discussion of OpenLinux system. [OpenITx] Caldera OpenLinux eDesktop 2.4 - Review of desktop version of Caldera 2.4, gives high marks. [CNet] eDesktop 2.4 - Review of Caldera's version 2.4 for the desktop. [CNet] Symbiat, Inc. - Technology support, services: on-site hardware service, help desk support, warranty repair, logistics support, storage maintenance. Responsive, accurate, technical expertise to keep Linux/Unix systems up and running. SCO Support - Many services tailored to many customer needs, for many products, including OpenServer, OpenUnix, UnixWare; Volution, POS, Embedded, tools. Tarantella, Inc. - Was The Santa Cruz Operation, Inc., before SCO sold its OS division to Caldera Systems, Inc. Delivers extant applications over Internet, extranet or intranet without changing infrastructure, architecture, or any code. Centrally managed access, high security. SCO Shows Healthier Financials - Company pleased to be approaching profitability. SCO Group yesterday reported a net loss of $724,000 on revenue of $13.5m for its financial quarter ending 31 January. [vnunet.com] SCO Directs Attention to New Software - SCO Group's fastest-growing revenue source stems from its efforts to enforce more licensing of its software. They recently announced Web services software that could steer some attention back to their products. [CNET News.com] SCO Makes Linux Grab for Microsoft E-mail - LinuxWorld: SCOoffice Mail Server will undercut Microsoft Exchange as a server for e-mail, calendars, contact lists. [ZDNet UK] Caldera Name Change Puts Unix First - UnitedLinux member Caldera International says it's changing its name to The SCO Group, a move that pulls the firm away from Linux and into the Unix camp, analysts say. [ZDNet UK] Caldera Is SCO's Savior - The Santa Cruz Operation found a savior in Linux software maker Caldera Systems, who will buy SCO's server software and professional services divisions, with total $25 million sales, $10 million losses, in fiscal Q3. [Forbes] SCO Hitches Its Wagon To Linux - Unsurprisingly, some struggling firms see Linux as a ride out of the dark tunnel of flat growth and into the bright light of prosperity. Executives at SCO, formerly the Santa Cruz Operation, are debating if Linux is salvation. [Forbes] SCO Group Drops Old Caldera Name - SCO Group officially dropped its old name of Caldera International. The measure was approved by shareholders on Friday, the Lindon, Utah-based company said this week. [CNET.com] SCO, SuSE Bullish Despite Differences - SCO Group and SuSE issue bullish statements on their business prospects, though estranged business partners sit on opposite sides of the Linux fence. Dropping Linux will help SCO's business, CEO Darl McBride said. [CNET News.com] SCO Posts Revenue Increase - SCO Group, embroiled in a high-profile intellectual property dispute, on Wednesday reports net income of $4.5 million on revenue of $21.4 million for Q2. [CNET News.com] SCO Changes Name - SCO announced that its proposal to ditch its official corporate name, Caldera International, Inc., was approved by their shareholders at a meeting held last Friday. The firm will now trade under the name SCO Group, Inc. [vnunet.com] SCO Group Unveils Linux for Itanium - SCO released a version of Linux for Intel's 64-bit Itanium processor family, the OS for this chip is the successor to the aborted Project Monterey. [ZDNet UK] SCO Licensing Drive Helps Swell Profits - SCO Group reports profit in financial 2Q, partly due to SCOsource initiative to collect licensing fees for Unix OS software, including $1bn lawsuit against IBM. [ComputerWeekly] Caldera Completes Unix Acquisition - Firm finishes buying Santa Cruz Operation software business, uniting a publicly traded Linux company with one struggling to keep its Unix relevant. [CNET News.com] Caldera Name Change Puts Unix First - Caldera International announced a name change to the SCO Group, hoping SCO's greater brand recognition will draw more attention to them. [CNET News.com] Esker VSI-FAX Fax Server Software - Enterprise-wide, multi-platform fax solution for small and medium businesses. SCO Group Readies New Platform - SCO is working on new platform, SCOx, it hopes will drive next generation of applications on networks and servers, across Unix, Linux, for 2 of firm's core customer groups, replicated sites, small- to medium-sized businesses. [eWeek] Caldera Renames Itself SCO Group - Caldera International Inc. used its GeoFORUM conference in Las Vegas to announce it will change name to The SCO Group, Rename does not mean firm is moving away from Linux but is building on brand recognition of SCO products. [eWeek] SCO Professional Services: SCO What? - Former Caldera Systems is center of UnitedLinux consortium, but normal Unix customers, small-mid size businesses, are its main income. Heavy turnover in SCO sales organization makes it hard to get firm's attention. [Baseline] Comparing Server OSes: Why SCO Unix is a Bad Idea - Compares AIX, Solaris, Tru64, SCO OpenServer and UnixWare. SCO OSs are underpowered, overpriced, lacking in scalability and security. SCO may be the true Unix, but it's also the weakest. [The Jem Report] SCO execs unloading shares - The Salt Lake Tribune reports SCO Group executives have sold about 119,000 shares of their company since it filed a lawsuit against IBM in March 2003 and the stock price increased.
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