http://alllinuxdevices.com/news_story.php3?ltsn=2000-10-12-005-03-PL-HH

is a press release from Mandrake and Avantgo announcing that
Mandrake news is
now available as an Avantgo channel.  To quote: "MandrakeSoft has
signed a
content provider partnership with AvantGo Inc. to offer the
latest
Linux-Mandrake news on PDAs such as the Palm."

Now, Mandrake, being a Linux company, would obviously not want to
shut out
a community-developed open solution in favor of a commercial
closed
solution, would they?  Anyone (preferably someone who uses
Mandrake - aka
a customer of theirs) feel like dropping them a line and asking
them to
provide the necessary information to create a sitescooper .site,
since
they obviously have something set up for PDA-targetted content?


pasted from All Linux Devices

Linux-Mandrake's news now  available on AvantGo's PDA
                      information service
                      Oct 12, 2000, 15 :12 UTC (0 Talkback[s])
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                   Paris, October 11th, 2000 - MandrakeSoft has
signed a content provider
                   partnership with AvantGo Inc. to offer the
latest Linux-Mandrake news on
                   PDAs such as the Palm. This is possible
through the AvantGo service
                   available on http://www.avantgo.com that
already provides numerous
                   information channels to PDA users.

                   This new channel is called "Linux news by
MandrakeSoft" and is available
                   on:


http://avantgo.com/channels/detail.html?cha_id=2047

                   For MandrakeSoft, this is a new step in
offering still better service to its
                   community of users. "This AvantGo channel
dedicated to Linux-Mandrake
                   news has been awaited by many of our users for
a long time. By providing
                   them our news regularly through this news
stream dedicated to PDAs, we
                   answer a new need of people who are constantly
moving outside their
                   office," said Henri Poole, CEO of
MandrakeSoft.

                   Still limited to official Linux-Mandrake
headlines, the new service will soon
                   be revamped into a real news streams taken
from MandrakeSoft's new
                   forum on http://www.mandrakeforum.com For more
information about
                   AvantGo on Linux-Mandrake:

http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/pda/HOWTO-Avantgo.php3

                   About MandrakeSoft
                   MandrakeSoft publishes the Linux-Mandrake
operating system, based on
                   open-source development (which provides free
access to source code
                   published in accordance with a General Public
License, or GPL). Several
                   hundred developers throughout the world
contribute to the constant
                   improvement of the product directly over the
Internet. This international
                   developer community has given Linux-Mandrake a
product that is available
                   in over 40 languages.

                   Linux-Mandrake is a very complete system with
a choice of several
                   powerful, pre-configured graphic interfaces
(notably the leaders KDE and
                   Gnome), as well as more than 1700 applications
including Netscape
                   Communicator, the StarOffice suite, and the
Apache Web server.

                   In a testament to its success, MandrakeSoft
received the awards for "Best
                   Product of the Year" and "Best
Linux-Distribution/Server" at LinuxWorld
                   Expo 99, as well as the PC Answers Platinum
Award in April 2000. The
                   company has signed a strategic partnership
with the American publisher
                   Macmillan.

                   "Born on the Internet," MandrakeSoft
established headquarters in
                   Pasadena (U.S.) and Paris (Europe). Please
visit the web site,
                   http://www.linux-mandrake.com for more
information.


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