Novell plans to release its new corporate version of Linux for desktop computers later this year, merging technology from two Linux specialists it acquired.

Embracing the open-source operating system, Novell acquired SuSE Linux this year and Ximian in 2003. Thus far, however, the company hasn't merged the two companies' products with each other or its original software. Now that's beginning to change, evidenced by a product demonstrated at the LinuxWorld Conference & Expo last week.

The prototype was called Novell Linux Desktop. Novell spokesman Bruce Lowry cautioned Friday that may not be the final name.


Source : CNET News

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