Ancient BSD Unix Bug Fixed
A Unix developer recently found and fixed what was probably the world's oldest bug, and we don't mean that in the amber-encased insect sense. Instead, a 25-year-old flaw in Berkeley Software Distribution came to light.

Date: 2008-05-16

IBM Announces Record-Setting UNIX Server
You can almost imagine someone calling ladies and gentlemen, along with boys and girls of all ages, to gather 'round; IBM recently showed off a new supercomputer and what the company called "the world's fastest UNIX server."

Date: 2008-04-10

SCO's McBride Facing The Exit
Bankruptcy and the subsequent reorganization at SCO will mean the end of the CEO run for Darl McBride. SCO famously battled IBM and Novell in court over intellectual property in Linux, and suffered losses along with the enmity of thousands of techies who watched from the sidelines as SCO refused repeated requests to identify what parts of Linux they considered infringement.

Date: 2008-03-05

Trying To Recover SCO Medical Manager
Recently I went out to try to recover a SCO system running Medical Manager. What I found was an old system with a DPT controller set up as a RAID 5 with three drives, but one dead.. and it had crashed, and crashed hard.

Date: 2008-01-29

Any Hope For SCO?
SCO's stock price sank and sank and recently they've been delisted: you can't buy their stock on NASDAQ anymore (though it's hard to imagine why you would want to - you'd need a lot of faith and hope to be chasing this rabbit!).

Date: 2008-01-08