SUSE Linux Enterprise Server and Windows. At the time the announcement caused fumes from the ears of "opensourceilites" who had been understandably angry at Microsoft's anti-Linux marketing tactcs which consisted of claims of patent infringement and threats to sue. A lot has changed since then but the sky never fell. The reverse is true -- the partnership has been a success. In addition to bragging about the over 200 customers the partnership garnered in year No. 2, the companies announced today a release date for the upcoming Advanced Management Pack for SUSE Linux Enterprise for Microsoft System Center Operations Manager 2007 R2 and launched a beta version of Novell's Moonlight, the open source Linux version of Silverlight.
at $17.50, its lowest point since 1998, you can imagine the tone among those that attended. Fed up might describe it, if 
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, code-named "Morro," in the second half of 2009. Microsoft will also discontinue retail sales of its Windows Live OneCare subscription service effective June 30, 2009. 
available directly from Microsoft. Smaller customers could get hosted Exchange from numerous other suppliers (Intermedia, for example) and hosted SharePoint from numerous others (Apptix, for example) but not from Microsoft. That changed today as Redmond released 
Converging on Microsoft
Storm Rumbles Across iPhone Plains
by Mitchell Ashley
Well, the Blackberry Storm is finally here. I've had a chance to use both and here's my honest assessment of the Blackberry Storm compared to the iPhone. I know, you're probably wondering how I know what an iPhone is like after all the ranting I've done about Apple and it's black box iPhone and socialistic company behaviors towards end users. Well, I actually have both a Blackberry Storm and an iPhone. The Storm is now my main SmartPhone which I will use going forward. I...
