UnitedLinux was formed by Caldera, Conectiva, SUSE LINUX
and Turbolinux to build a single, world-wide Linux standard
that customers and partners could work with for world-class,
enterprise deployment of Linux. We believe that we achieved
the desired impact. With the release of UnitedLinux version
1.0 in November 2002, we delivered on our vision. Many IHVs
and ISVs joined the UnitedLinux initiative -- providing customers
with a real choice of Linux environments.
We believe that the mission of UnitedLinux has been accomplished.
Connectiva, SUSE LINUX and Turbolinux continue to support,and
maintain products powered by UnitedLinux. Conectiva, SUSE LINUX
and Turbolinux also continue to market their respective UnitedLinux
distributions and are working together to enhance the capabilities
of the UnitedLinux based system. Each of the three companies
will support its customers throughout the lifecycle of version
1.0. There are no plans for a version 2.0 at this time.
Organizations interested in products powered by UnitedLinux
should contact Conectiva,
SUSE LINUX, and Turbolinux
directly.
What's New
04/22/2003
UnitedLinux Version 1.0 Supports
AMD Opteron™ Processor-Based Systems
AMD-Supported Offerings “Powered
by UnitedLinux” Shipping Since November ’02
NEW YORK -- April 22, 2003 – UnitedLinux,
the industry consortium comprised of Conectiva, The SCO Group,
SuSE Linux and Turbolinux, today reaffirmed that UnitedLinux
Version 1.0 supports AMD Opteron processor-based systems.
UnitedLinux Version 1.0, released in November 2002, is the
engine that powers products sold by the four companies, each
with its own value-add features, services and pricing. AMD
(NYSE:AMD) is an inaugural member of the UnitedLinux Technology
Partner program.
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04/01/2003
UnitedLinux Partners Offer Discounts,
Benefits to Oracle Unbreakable Linux Partner Initiative Participants
NEW YORK -- April 1, 2003 – UnitedLinux
today announced that its four founding partner companies will
offer special support programs and discounts to ISV participants
in the Oracle® Unbreakable Linux Partner Initiative. The
announcement was made today at the Oracle Unbreakable Linux
Partner Initiative launch event.
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03/13/2003
Oracle Extends Unbreakable Linux
to Include UnitedLinux
Oracle Intends to Provide Integrated
Technical Support For UnitedLinux
CeBIT Conference – HANNOVER, Germany,
March 13, 2003 - Oracle Corp. (Nasdaq: ORCL), the largest
enterprise software vendor, today along with UnitedLinux,
furthered its commitment to Linux for the enterprise, announcing
that it intends to provide its customers with enterprise-level,
seamless technical support for the operating systems powered
by UnitedLinux, in addition to support for the Oracle products.
With this announcement, Oracle extends its commitment to making
an Unbreakable Linux platform available for customers worldwide.
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02/28/2003
Oracle9i Database and Oracle9i
Real Application Clusters Now Available on UnitedLinux 1.0
UnitedLinux today announced that it has completed
certification of UnitedLinux Version 1.0 with both Oracle9i
Database and its database clustering technology, Oracle9i
Real Application Clusters. UnitedLinux is an industry initiative
designed to streamline Linux development and certification
around a global, uniform distribution of Linux. Committed
to the wide-spread market adoption of Linux, Oracle Corporation
(NASDAQ:ORCL), the world’s largest enterprise software
company, has been delivering leading database solutions to
enterprise customers since 1979.
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01/22/2003
UnitedLinux Launches Software Developers
Program; Joins With LPI to Create Certifications Program
At a press conference today
during LinuxWorld, UnitedLinux unveiled its software developers
program, the UnitedLinux Developer's Zone, and a Certification
Program (see separate press release) to be created jointly
with the Linux Professional Institute (LPI). UnitedLinux is
the result of an industry initiative to streamline Linux development
and certification around a global, uniform distribution of
Linux.
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01/22/2003
UnitedLinux Adds HP as Technology
Partner
UnitedLinux today announced that HP (NYSE:HPQ)
has joined the group as a Technology Partner. UnitedLinux
is the result of an industry initiative to streamline Linux
development and certification around a global, uniform distribution
of Linux targeted at the business user. The role of Technology
Partner includes, among other benefits, participation in the
UnitedLinux Technical Advisory Board and its committees, pre-release
access to UnitedLinux deliverables, the right to propose enhancements
for consideration by the UnitedLinux Technical Steering Committee,
and joint marketing activities..
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01/22/2003
Linux Professional Institute and
UnitedLinux Join Forces to Create New UnitedLinux Professional
Certification Program
The Linux Professional Institute
(LPI) (www.lpi.org), the
premier professional certification program for the Linux community,
and UnitedLinux LLC (www.unitedlinux.com),
an industry initiative to streamline Linux development and
certification around a global, uniform distribution, have
signed a cooperative agreement to market a UnitedLinux professional
certification program.
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01/16/2003
UnitedLinux to Deliver Enhanced
Linux Platform for Telecommunications Carriers
Works with HP, IBM and Intel to enhance
capabilities to create advanced voice, data and wireless applications
UnitedLinux today announced
plans to integrate the full OSDL Carrier Grade Linux (CGL)
1.1 feature set for UnitedLinux 1.0, delivering for the first
time enhanced abilities to develop and deploy advanced carrier-grade
applications in a standardized Linux environment.
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01/14/2003
UnitedLinux Signs IBM and AMD as
First Technology Partners
IBM (NYSE:IBM) and AMD (NYSE:AMD)
have joined UnitedLinux as Technology Partners, UnitedLinux
announced today. UnitedLinux is the result of an industry
initiative to streamline Linux development and certification
around a global, uniform distribution of Linux targeted at
the business user. The role of Technology Partner includes,
among other benefits, participation in the UnitedLinux Technical
Advisory Board and its committees, pre-release access to UnitedLinux
deliverables, the right to propose enhancements for consideration
by the UnitedLinux Technical Steering Committee, and joint
marketing activities. IBM and AMD are the first companies
to engage with UnitedLinux at the Technology Partner level.
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11/19/2002
UnitedLinux Releases Version 1.0:
Industry Leading Technology Providers Sponsor Launch Event
Today the UnitedLinux group
announced the release of Version 1.0 of its UnitedLinux product,
a standards-based Linux operating system targeted at the business
user. UnitedLinux is the result of an industry initiative
to streamline Linux development and certification around a
global, uniform distribution of Linux. Founding companies
of UnitedLinux are Linux industry leaders Conectiva S.A.,
The SCO Group (NASDAQ:SCOX), SuSE Linux AG, and Turbolinux,
Inc. UnitedLinux Version 1.0 is the engine that powers products
to be sold by the four companies, each with its own local
language support, value-add features, and pricing.
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