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Fellowship of FSFE: " After 5 years of work, the last court case was won last year. There were always doubts about whether Microsoft could really be pinned down, but from Samba developer Andrew Bartlet's blog, it seems the Samba team are now loving the interoperability information."

Samba's Andrew Bartlett has written a report on recent Samba/Microsoft interoperability events.

"Over the 2 weeks at the end of September 2008, I attended two interoperability events in the US, one in Santa Clara and another on Microsoft's campus in Redmond.

This has been an amazing year of changes for those of us with an interest in interoperability with Microsoft, and these two events are an excellent example of the change in practice.

Computer programmer Jeremy Allison is one of the co-founders and leading developers of the Samba team that developed a suite of open source software in 1992, released under the GNU general public license , that ...

Leaders from Amazon, Linux Foundation, NetApp, Samba Team, Sun Microsystems and VMWare to Keynote and Explore Storage Development and Innovation SAN The Storage Networking Industry Association today announced ...

Some GNU/Linux desktop deployments require secure authentication from a Windows Active Directory server. Gerald Carter, a long-time member of the Samba team and an enthusiastic free software developer, now works for Likewise.

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Appcelerator ICEsoft Kaazing Nexaweb Sun KEYNOTES: Industry News After Five Years & 31 Dot Releases Samba Delivers 3.2 By: Maureen O'Gara Jul.

"The Samba Team disapproves strongly of the actions taken by Novell on November 2nd.

The Samba Team is proud to announce the release of Samba 3.2, a major new release of the award-winning Free Software file and print server suite for Microsoft Windows clients.

Announcement within.

A new newsletter that covers the Samba world has released its first issue. It is planned to be bi-weekly (fortnightly for those of a UK persuasion).

It will summarize mailing list threads and cover recent events affecting the Samba community. "Several of Samba team members agreed during discussions held at Samba XP (see article #3) that periodic thread summaries from the recent development activities would be helpful for keeping the community and Samba OEM vendors up to date.