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1. Microsoft still trying to change the game

Author

Blum, Daniel

Subjects
64-bit operating system, 32-bit operating system, Operating system, Microsoft Corp. -- Standards -- Product information, Windows Vista (Operating system) -- Product information, Computer software industry -- Standards -- Product information, Operating systems -- Product information -- Standards
Published
2007

2. Developers Must Play by Vista's Rules

Subjects
64-bit operating system, 32-bit operating system, Operating system, Microsoft Corp. -- Standards -- Product information, Microsoft Windows Vista (Operating system) -- Usage -- Product information, Computer software industry -- Standards -- Product information, Operating systems -- Product information -- Usage -- Standards
Abstract

There are detailed guidelines that developers can follow to assure their compatibility with Microsoft's forthcoming Windows Vista. Many of those instructions can usefully be condensed to one simple statement: This […]

Published
2006

3. Linux Foursome Gets Certified

Subjects
Industry association information, Linux (Operating system), 64-bit operating system, 32-bit operating system, Company business planning, Operating system, Company product planning, Red Hat Inc. -- Planning -- Product information, SuSE Linux AG -- Planning -- Product information, The SCO Group Inc. -- Planning -- Product information, Oracle America Inc. -- Planning -- Product information, MandrakeSoft -- Planning -- Product information, Free Standards Group -- Planning, Computer software industry -- Standards -- Product information, Operating systems -- Product information -- Standards, Trade and professional associations -- Product information, Linux (Operating system) -- Standards -- Product information
Abstract

SAN FRANCISCO--The Free Standards Group on Wednesday will announce that four leading Linux distributions have become Linux Standard Base certified. The certification of the distributions from Caldera International Inc., MandrakeSoft […]

Published
2002

4. Sun earns certification for Trusted Solaris 8

Author

Messmer, Ellen

Subjects
64-bit operating system, 32-bit operating system, Operating system, Oracle America Inc. -- Product information, Trusted Solaris 8.0 (Operating system) -- Standards -- Product information, Computer software industry -- Standards -- Product information, Operating systems -- Standards -- Product information
Abstract

A security-hardened version of the Sun Solaris 8 operating system has achieved the international 'Common Criteria' certification after successfully passing a year of vigorous lab tests at Logica, a U.K. […]

Published
2002

5. Standards critical for .Net success - ECMA gets Microsoft's C#; W3C weighs SOAP

Author

Hollan, Roberta

Subjects
64-bit operating system, 32-bit operating system, Company business planning, Operating system, Microsoft Corp. -- Standards -- Planning -- Product information, European Computer Manufacturers Association -- Standards -- Planning, World Wide Web Consortium -- Standards -- Planning, Microsoft .Net (Application programming interface) -- Standards, Computer software industry -- Standards -- Product information, Operating systems -- Standards -- Product information
Abstract

Standards organizations will play an important role for two of the key technologies involved in Microsoft Corp.'s .Net software as a service vision. But whether the company follows through on […]

Published
2000

6. THE OPEN SOURCE: A divided Microsoft may pose an even greater threat to the future of the Linux OS

Author

Petreley, Nicholas

Subjects
64-bit operating system, 32-bit operating system, Operating system, Open source software, Microsoft Corp. -- Product information, Microsoft Windows 2000 (Operating system) -- Usage -- Product information, Linux (Operating system) -- Standards -- Product information, Computer software industry -- Standards -- Product information, Operating systems -- Standards -- Product information -- Usage, Public software -- Product information -- Usage -- Standards
Abstract

THIS WEEK WRAPS up my speculation on how a divided Microsoft could be as bad for Linux as the antitrust trial has been good. If that isn't enough irony for […]

Published
2000

7. From the gates of hell

Subjects
64-bit operating system, 32-bit operating system, Company business planning, Software quality, Operating system, Company product planning, Microsoft Corp. -- Standards -- Planning -- Product information, Computer software industry -- Standards -- Product information, Software -- Standards -- Product information, Operating systems -- Planning -- Product information -- Standards
Abstract

The way Microsoft is using Kerberos has worrying implications for all open standards One of the central problems with any network is establishing who has the right to carry out […]

Published
2000

8. Making the grade

Author

BRADBURY, DANNY

Subjects
64-bit operating system, 32-bit operating system, Software quality, Operating system, GUI, Microsoft Corp. -- Product information, Microsoft Windows 2000 (Operating system) -- Product information, Computer software industry -- Standards -- Product information, Software -- Standards -- Product information, Operating systems -- Standards -- Product information, Graphical user interface -- Standards -- Product information
Abstract

Applications suppliers are being asked to jump through hoops to ensure that their back-office applications are Windows 2000-corn complaint. DANNY BRADBURY finds out why so few of them have got […]

Published
2000

9. Microsoft gives its support to SerialATA

Author

saran, cliff

Subjects
64-bit operating system, 32-bit operating system, Company business planning, Operating system, Company product planning, Intel Corp. -- Standards -- Product information -- Planning, Microsoft Corp. -- Standards -- Planning -- Product information, Computer software industry -- Standards -- Product information, Operating systems -- Standards -- Product information
Abstract

Future versions of the Microsoft Windows operating system will provide support for a new hard disc format designed to simplify upgrading built-in storage on PCs, writes Cliff Saran. At the […]

Published
2000

10. Testing times ahead

Author

HUNTER, PHILIP

Subjects
64-bit operating system, 32-bit operating system, Company business planning, Software quality, Product defect/failure, Operating system, Company product planning, Microsoft Corp. -- Standards -- Planning -- Product information, Software -- Standards -- Product information, Computer software industry -- Standards -- Product information, Operating systems -- Product information -- Standards, Product quality -- Product information
Abstract

Many believe that Microsoft's industry certification, the MCSE has become too easy, making it too soft an option. PHILIP HUNTER finds out why the company is taking a tougher stand […]

Published
2000

11. Palm, Win CE duke it out: Handheld platforms compete to acquire wireless partners

Author

Nobel, Carmen

Subjects
Wireless network, 64-bit operating system, Wireless LAN/WAN system, 32-bit operating system, Company business planning, Wireless technology, Operating system, Company product planning, Motorola Solutions Inc. -- Planning -- Product information, Microsoft Corp. -- Planning -- Product information, Computer software industry -- Standards -- Product information, Wireless communication systems -- Standards -- Product information, Operating systems -- Product information -- Standards, Mobile communication systems -- Standards -- Product information, Wireless local area networks (Computer networks) -- Standards -- Product information
Abstract

The handheld-to-handheld combat between 3Com Corp. and Microsoft Corp. has advanced to the wireless front. 3Com's Palm Computing division and Microsoft last week announced that their respective Palm OS and […]

Published
1999

12. Win 2000 hardware specs under par?

Author

Berinato, Scott and Zimmerman, Michael R.

Subjects
64-bit operating system, 32-bit operating system, Company business planning, Operating system, User training, Microsoft Corp. -- Standards -- Planning -- Training -- Product information, Microsoft Windows 2000 (Operating system) -- Training -- Product information, User training -- Product information, Computer software industry -- Standards -- Product information, Operating systems -- Training -- Product information -- Standards
Abstract

The requirements hardware vendors must meet to receive Microsoft Corp.'s Windows 2000 Ready certification for their PCs have not changed much from previous versions of the operating system. That, some […]

Published
1999

13. OpenDoc alliance unravels; Novell has second thoughts; IBM has technical problems

Author

Scannell, Ed and Greenberg, Ilan

Subjects
64-bit operating system, OpenDoc, 32-bit operating system, Company business planning, Software quality, Operating system, Company product planning, Apple Inc. -- Planning -- Product information, International Business Machines Corp. -- Planning -- Product information, Novell Inc. -- Planning -- Product information, Software -- Standards -- Product information, Computer software industry -- Standards -- Product information, Operating systems -- Planning -- Product information -- Standards, Compound-document architecture -- Product information
Abstract

OpenDoc is on a rocky road. Novell Inc. is rethinking its commitment to using the object-oriented technology in its Windows-based applications, and technical glitches are hampering IBM's efforts to bring […]

Published
1995

14. IXI supports CDE API, but bypasses interface

Author

Patrizio, Andy

Subjects
64-bit operating system, 32-bit operating system, Application programming interface, GUI, Operating system, IXI Ltd. -- Product information, Computer software industry -- Standards -- Product information, Operating systems -- Product information -- Standards, Graphical user interface -- Standards -- Product information, Application Programming Interface -- Product information
Abstract

IXI Supports CDE API But Bypasses Interface After some waffling over the Common Desktop Environment, The Santa Cruz Operation Inc. and its IXI Ltd. GUI-tool subsidiary plan to embrace CDE […]

Published
1995

15. POSIX takes limelight

Author

Knack, Kella

Subjects
64-bit operating system, 32-bit operating system, Company business planning, Operating system, Oracle Corp. -- Standards -- Planning -- Product information, Open Software Foundation -- Product information -- Planning -- Standards, OSF/1 (Operating system) -- Standards, UniForum -- 1992 AD, Business plans -- Product information, POSIX standard -- Planning -- Product information, Computer software industry -- Standards -- Product information, Operating systems -- Standards -- Product information, Business planning -- Product information
Abstract

As could be expected, this year's UniForum exhibition was marked by a number of vendors offering applications for the increasingly popular UNIX operating system environment. But there was also a […]

Published
1992

16. Amdahl OS will comply with GOSIP

Author

Masud, S.A.

Subjects
64-bit operating system, 32-bit operating system, Mainframe computer, Software quality, Communications technology, Operating system, Open system, Amdahl Corp. -- Product information, UTS (Operating system) -- Design and construction, Software -- Standards -- Product information -- Usage, Computer software industry -- Standards -- Product information, Operating systems -- Design and construction -- Product information -- Usage -- Standards, Communication -- Standards -- Product information, Telecommunication -- Product information, Mainframe computers -- Design and construction -- Product information -- Usage -- Standards, Open systems (Computers) -- Usage -- Product information -- Standards
Abstract

Amdahl Corp. will support the Government Open Systems Interconnection Profile on its version of Unix for IBM-type mainframes. Amdahl's UTS operating system for its IBM System/370- and System/390-compatible mainframes will […]

Published
1991

17. Linux gets a boost from Sun support

Subjects
64-bit operating system, 32-bit operating system, Company business planning, UNIX, Operating system, Company product planning, Oracle America Inc. -- Standards -- Product information -- Planning, Computer software industry -- Standards -- Product information, Operating systems -- Product information -- Standards, Unix -- Product information
Abstract

Sun has come out in support of Linux - the free, Unix-like operating system which is making headway against Windows NT - by joining Linux International, the organisation promoting it. […]

Published
1998

18. Windows NT 5.0 APIs previewing this year

Subjects
64-bit operating system, 32-bit operating system, Company business planning, Application programming interface, Operating system, GUI, Company product planning, Microsoft Corp. -- Standards -- Planning -- Product information, Microsoft Windows 2000 (Operating system) -- Standards -- Product information, Computer software industry -- Standards -- Product information, Operating systems -- Standards -- Product information, Graphical user interface -- Standards -- Product information, Application Programming Interface -- Product information
Abstract

Microsoft will preview a new universal API for Windows NT 5.0 system services in September at its Professional Developer's Conference in San Diego. Called Application Services, the API is designed […]

Published
1997

19. Microsoft decides to add B-level security to NT incrementally

Author

Olsen, Florence

Subjects
64-bit operating system, 32-bit operating system, Operating system, Microsoft Corp. -- Standards -- Product information, United States. National Computer Security Center -- Standards, Microsoft Windows NT (Operating system) -- Standards -- Product information, Computer software industry -- Standards -- Product information, Operating systems -- Standards -- Product information
Abstract

Although the National Computer Security Center has advised Microsoft Corp. that B-level certification is feasible for its Windows NT operating system, Microsoft officials said they see strong demand. 'We made […]

Published
1997

20. Parallel-port clutter due for Win 95 relief

Author

Seymour, Jim

Subjects
System design, 64-bit operating system, 32-bit operating system, Software quality, New technique, Operating system, Microsoft Corp. -- Product information -- Innovations, Microsoft Windows 95 (Operating system) -- Usage -- Product information, Computer software industry -- Standards -- Product information, Software -- Standards -- Product information -- Innovations -- Usage, Operating systems -- Usage -- Product information -- Innovations -- Standards, Parallel interface -- Innovations -- Product information, System design -- Product information, Systems analysis -- Product information, New products -- Product information
Abstract

A couple of years, ago I wrote here that in the flurry of interest in and contention among the 'next' important buses for PCs--VLB, PCI, and PCMCIA--we were overlooking what […]

Published
1995

21. Red Hat Aces LSB Certification

Subjects
64-bit operating system, 32-bit operating system, Operating system, Red Hat Inc. -- Product information, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3.0 (Operating system), Computer software industry -- Standards -- Product information, Operating systems -- Product information -- Standards
Abstract

Red Hat says that the Free Standards Group has certified its Enterprise Linux 3 on all Linux Standard Base run-time environment architectures like x-86 compatibles, Itanium, IBM's iSeries, S/390s and […]

Published
2003

22. Sun a Stranger to the LSB

Subjects
Linux (Operating system), 64-bit operating system, 32-bit operating system, UNIX, Operating system, Open source software, Oracle America Inc. -- Product information, Sun Linux (Operating system) -- Design and construction, Computer software industry -- Standards -- Product information, Operating systems -- Product information -- Standards, Public software -- Product information, Linux (Operating system) -- Standards -- Product information, Unix -- Standards -- Product information
Abstract

At LinuxWorld, Sun Microsystems made much of the fact that its new proprietary Sun Linux distribution would cleave to the Linux Standard Base (LSB) specification - it's way of claiming […]

Published
2002

23. Red Hat, Sun & the LSB

Subjects
Linux (Operating system), 64-bit operating system, 32-bit operating system, Operating system, Red Hat Inc. -- Product information, Oracle America Inc. -- Product information, Red Hat Advanced Server (Operating system) -- Standards -- Product information, Red Hat 7.2 (Operating system) -- Standards -- Product information, Computer software industry -- Standards -- Product information, Operating systems -- Standards -- Product information, Linux (Operating system) -- Standards -- Product information
Abstract

Red Hat, which has had a somewhat ambivalent relationship with the Linux Standard Base specification, has just had its high-end Advanced Server certified as LSB-compliant. Red Hat 7.2 and 7.3 […]

Published
2002

24. OSDL Turns Linux Designer After All

Subjects
Linux (Operating system), 64-bit operating system, 32-bit operating system, Company business planning, Operating system, Open source software, Company product planning, Intel Corp. -- Standards -- Product information -- Planning, Open Source Development Lab -- Standards, Computer software industry -- Standards -- Product information, Operating systems -- Product information -- Standards, Public software -- Product information, Linux (Operating system) -- Standards -- Product information
Abstract

Well, well, isn't Intel on a roll. HP is signed up as one of its telecom server customers and rumor has it IBM and maybe Compaq could be next. The […]

Published
2002

25. Forcing Windows into the open

Author

Fawcett, Neil

Subjects
64-bit operating system, Company marketing practices, 32-bit operating system, Operating system enhancement, UNIX, Vendor relations, Operating system, Product marketing strategy, Microsoft Corp. -- Product information -- Marketing, SunSelect -- Marketing, Microsoft Windows (GUI) -- Standards, Wabi (Terminal emulation software) -- Marketing, Computer software industry -- Standards -- Product information, Vendor relations -- Product information, Operating systems -- Standards -- Product information, Operating system enhancements -- Product information -- Standards, Marketing -- Product information, Unix -- Product information
Abstract

As part of a campaign by Microsoft's rivals to press the software giant into making Windows an open standard, Unix users will be offered a program which will let them […]

Published
1993

26. Heavy Hitters Back Linux in Set-Tops To Hobble M'soft

Author

O'Gara, Maureen

Subjects
Industry association information, Linux (Operating system), 64-bit operating system, 32-bit operating system, Set-top internet box, Operating system, Oracle America Inc. -- Standards -- Product information, Microsoft Corp. -- Product information, Computer software industry -- Standards -- Product information, Trade and professional associations -- Product information, Operating systems -- Standards -- Product information, Set-top boxes -- Standards -- Product information, Linux (Operating system) -- Standards -- Product information
Abstract

A healthy cross-section of the cable, satellite and telco population, some 20-odd companies, have allied in the name of pushing standards-based Linux into digital set-tops. The diverse group, which at […]

Published
2001

27. Get greater connectivity by putting OSI protocols into Unix

Author

Padovano, Michael

Subjects
System design, 64-bit operating system, 32-bit operating system, UNIX, Microcomputer industry, Protocol, Operating system, Computer industry, Oracle America Inc. -- Product information, AT&T Corp. -- Product information, Computer software industry -- Standards -- Product information, Operating systems -- Standards -- Product information -- Usage, Open Systems Interconnection standard -- Usage -- Product information, System design -- Product information, Systems analysis -- Product information, Computer industry -- Standards -- Product information, Unix -- Standards -- Product information, Computer network protocols -- Usage -- Product information
Abstract

The number of Unix systems incorporating Open System Interconnection OSI protocols is growing as fast as Unix itself. Reason: Systems integrators are finding Unix to be the perfect platform for […]

Published
1991

28. OSF's operating system spurs UNIX competition

Author

Sherer, Paul M.

Subjects
64-bit operating system, 32-bit operating system, UNIX, Operating system, Open Software Foundation -- Product information -- Standards, OSF/1 (Operating system) -- Design and construction, Computer software industry -- Standards -- Product information, Operating systems -- Design and construction -- Product information -- Standards, Compatible hardware -- Product information -- Standards, Upward/downward compatibility -- Product information -- Standards, Compatible software -- Product information -- Standards, Forward compatibility -- Product information -- Standards, Unix -- Product information
Abstract

By Paul M. Sherer The long-awaited debut of Open Software Foundation's (OSF's) operating system last week is bound to heat up the battle for Unix supremacy with rival Unix International […]

Published
1990

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