SCO's CEO reconfirms there stance on "defeating Linux".

LINDON, Utah, Aug. 8 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ --

Three years ago, when I first joined The SCO Group, we focused the company on the area that was most profitable and provided the most benefit to customers, investors, resellers, developers and employees: UNIX. People thought we were crazy. But since SCO owns the UNIX operating system and it made up 95 percent of our company's revenue, and we were getting strong demand from customers for a next generation version of UNIX, that's where we concentrated our efforts.

A new extension for Firefox, previously only available in IE, promises to offer increased viewing speed of web pages via prefetching.

SAN FRANCISCO , Calif. , August 2, 2005 - Browster, Inc. today announces availability of its flagship product, Browster 1.0, as an extension for the Mozilla Firefox browser. Browster is the first instant-page viewing product for Firefox, providing users with the fastest way to view search results by simply by mousing over a link.

Voltaire toots their own horn.

Voltaire announced a new world record result for price/performance for a 3TB TPC-H benchmark. The new mark was achieved using the IBM DB2 Integrated Cluster Environment (DB2 ICE) and Voltaire Grid Interconnect solutions and delivered the best price/performance in the 3TB category.

BFO announces the release of Graph Library Version 2.

London, England, 05 August 2005 - Big Faceless Organization (BFO), a global provider of Java software solutions, are proud to announce the release of Graph Library Version 2. Since the release of the Beta version 6 weeks ago BFO has fielded an extensive number of requests on the product’s expected launch.

Userful, Alacos and Win4Lin team up to make the migration to the Linux desktop easier.

Calgary, Alberta (August 3, 2005) - The three most common objections to moving to desktop Linux are: debatable TCO savings, a painful process to move data and settings, and the inability to run key Windows applications. A trio of desktop Linux companies have teamed up to provide a complete pathway to migrate enterprises to desktop Linux, a feat no single company has yet matched. These companies' solutions enable organizations large and small to cost-effectively leverage the Linux desktop and make it attractive and easy to move to the flexible and open desktop platform. Solutions from two of these companies are finalists in the LinuxWorld Product Excellence Awards.

Nero has upgraded the Linux version of their popular burning software.

Karlsbad, Germany (July 26, 2005) -- Nero, leaders in digital media technology, announced today the release of NeroLINUX 2.0.0.2. This upgraded version of Nero’s Linux OS solution for CD/DVD Burning features Layer-Jump Recording (LJR), DVD-Video and miniDVD mastering, user interface improvements like selectable ISO track recording options and assignable sounds that alert the user to the burn process results.

KDE 3.4.2 has been released.

July 28, 2005 (The INTERNET). The KDE Project today announced the immediate availability of KDE 3.4.2, a maintenance release for the latest generation of the most advanced and powerful free desktop for GNU/Linux and other UNIXes.

Symbio Technologies announces the release of a extension that allows adminstrators to lock down Firefox.

New Rochelle, N.Y.--July 29, 2005--Symbio Technologies' intern Jevin K. Ramjattan has contributed a new extension to the Firefox browser--a kiosk browser extension. Ideal for public access sites such as Internet cafes, libraries, and schools, the extension displays the browser in a locked down mode. By using the extension, administrators can now limit the end-users' activities and substantially reduce the threat of viruses to the network.

Cluster Resources invites you to check out their exhibit at the 2005 Supercomputing conference.

Visitors to the annual Supercomputing 2005 (SCl05) conference can visit with Cluster Resources'TM Developers and staff and test Cluster Resources' software live. Cluster Resources will host an exhibit at the conference held in Seattle, Wash. Nov. 15-17 2005.

This press release details the launch of SFTPPlus.

SFTPPlus is immediately available as a method of secure file transfer to meet corporate and regulatory requirements - offering additional functionality to SFTP. It is expected to have widespread usage in all sectors including government, local authority, retail, financial etc.

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