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Cisco Romancing Linux Developers
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| Cisco (NASDAQ: CSCO) is asking developers to instead think "inside the box"
| to create applications that will run on the Linux based Cisco AXP module.
| It's tossing in $100,000 in prize money just to keep it interesting.
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| Linux Application availability alone isn't the only thing Cisco is after.
| It's making sure the developer ecosystem has a revenue model that will keep
| Cisco and developers in the black.
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http://www.internetnews.com/dev-news/article.php/3777891/Cisco+Romancing+Linux+Developers.htm
Qt announces Linux design win in IP phones
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| Nokia's Qt Software (formerly Trolltech) announced a design win with
| LG-Nortel using its Qt Extended development software to create Linux-based
| phone interfaces. Qt also announced a distribution agreement with IT
| consultancy TietoEnator on using the Qt application framework, and announced
| a "Pimp My Widgets" contest.
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http://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS9401257759.html
Recent:
Run Linux on your Cisco router with Cisco's new AXP module
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| To make this work, Cisco AXP provides an open Linux development environment.
| That's right--the AXP is a card that goes into your Cisco router and that
| card runs a hardened version of Linux, customized by Cisco. So, you aren't
| running Linux on your current Cisco router CPU, RAM, and Flash or in the IOS.
| You are running Linux on a card that is inserted into the router.
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| Once you have this card and the Linux OS, you can then run third-party
| applications on that platform. Think about that for a minute. What if you
| could run a protocol analyzer like Ethereal or an IPS like SNORT "in your
| router"? What if you could run WAN Compression, performance monitoring, and
| network management software "in your router"? Wow--that would be amazing!
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http://www.zdnetasia.com/techguide/network/0,3800010800,62043084,00.htm
Cisco's Linux-Based ISR Opens Road For Customized Solutions
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| At the Cisco Partner Summit 2008 in Honolulu, the San Jose, Calif.-based
| networking heavyweight unveiled the Cisco Application eXtension Platform
| (AXP). The AXP consists of open, Linux-based Cisco ISR hardware modules for
| application development and hosting to support a tighter integration of the
| network and applications.
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http://www.crn.com/networking/207401900;jsessionid=ZUMTBK0MOZ5D0QSNDLPSKHSCJUNN2JVN
One Router to Rule Them All
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| It's not that often that I get to do first-hand, on-the-scene reporting, so I
| was somewhat surprised last week to open an email from one of Cisco's PR
| reps, offering the opportunity to report an announcement of interest to the
| Linux and Open Source community. Being the curious sort, I couldn't pass up
| such an opportunity.
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http://www.linuxjournal.com/content/one-router-rule-them-all
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