The company has since shifted its strategy to take advantage of Linux's growing popularity with enterprise customers. Novell now sees its future bound up with the development of NetWare applications ...

coverage from the Linux gathering. SAN FRANCISCO--A day after networking-software maker Novell announced that it had bought Ximian, a firm that helps businesses adopt Linux on the desktop, Novell ...

The company looks to regain ground lost to Microsoft by releasing a new version of its OS with features that simplify network administration and streamline network access. Martin LaMonica is a senior ...

Microsoft and Novell have reached a US$536 million settlement over Novell NetWare. In addition to resolving the NT-NetWare case in the US, the agreement means that Novell will no longer support the ...

Last issue we talked about the change in direction at Novell as it moves what we’ve come to know as “NetWare services” to the Linux platform. Traditionally, of course, NetWare services have run on the ...

Novell had the early lead in the network operating system market, but a persistent Microsoft kept hammering away until NetWare become a just a memory in many companies. If it weren’t for Novell’s Ray ...

eWEEK content and product recommendations are editorially independent. We may make money when you click on links to our partners. Learn More. Amid mergers and acquisitions and executive shifts, Novell ...

During his BrainShare 2002 keynote here, Novell Vice Chairman Chris Stone said the launch of new solutions such as Novell Workspace and Zenworks Synergy at the show represent the new kinds of ...

Microsoft is aggressively pursuing Novell NetWare customers with discounts, new migration tools and services for Windows Server 2003. Industry analysts called the strategy a smart one, indicating that ...

NetWare 6.5, code-named Nakoma and currently in closed beta testing, offers a new Virtual Office interface that consolidates the existing iFolder and iPrint Web services with new portal and team ...

About six years ago, my company made a strategic IT decision to migrate from Novell NetWare to Microsoft Windows NT. At the time, the decision seemed reasonable: Novell Inc. was on the wane, NetWare ...