Lots of news from the past week, including partnerships.

A few bits and pieces about Novell but nothing of much significance

Lots of Novell news ranging from SCO and Netware to hardware and people. WHAT a week of pranks it must have been for Novell. Between rumours of an IBM takeover to similar ones involving Microsoft, Novell sure needed a sense of humour. Here is another joke about Novell bidding for Linus Torvalds.

As Novell potentially comes to the end of its last era, another synopsis is presented based on news about its products

Novell’s GNU/Linux business may not be flourishing, but there are some deals and contracts which we ought to at least keep track of.

Novell buys Managed Objects, so presented here is a summary of coverages

Recently, Novell Inc. has been the beneficiary of generally good news. First, Microsoft gave Novell the nod to write open source extensions to its new System Center, which signals Microsoft’s move toward greater interoperability. This will benefit all open source vendors, but Novell in particular, because these extensions are built on Novell’s ZENworks management software.

Novell's latest quarterly financial results reinforce the company's biggest challenge: While SUSE Linux sales continue to grow, the rest of the company -- even the security business -- faces falling revenue. Here's the scoop.

Novell's revenue is down, expenses are down, and more cutbacks are said to be needed