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Technology Insider: Linux
 
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By April Jacobs
Network World, 10/16/00
Linux, the open source Unix variant, is making a serious run at the enterprise. No longer just a skunk works operating system distributed by tiny evangelical start-ups with names like Red Hat and SuSE, Linux is being embraced by the likes of IBM, Hewlett-Packard and Intel. And Linux isn't just for Web servers anymore; its clustering and management features are making it a solid choice for enterprise apps.
Linux adds important server clustering and management features.
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