Stories about: SnapGear

Australian start up Opengear is out to woo system administrators and network managers at this week's LinuxWorld conference in Boston, showcasing networking products developed in its Brisbane lab.

Gaming machine services and monitor Unitab will undertake a development project to help manage information gathered by some 700 Linux-based appliances.

In a move to broaden its Internet security product range, computer network security company CyberGuard Corp. agreed Monday to acquire German Web filtering provider Webwasher AG.

In a sign that the Linux 2.6 kernel is nearing its final release date, Australian embedded Linux vendor, SnapGear, has said that it has become the first vendor to include Linux 2.6 in a commercial product.

Corporate users and developers remain the least concerned about The SCO Group's Unix offensive against IBM.

You may be sick of the term "embedded" if you're one of those people who watched too much CNN over the past month and a half. But if you're an appliance systems developer, or a user interested in Linux-based storage, SnapGear's embedded Linux distribution may be of interest.