Company formerly known as LinuxCare launches Linux device
Jul 26, 2005 — by Henry Kingman — from the LinuxDevices Archive — viewsA 1990's Linux start-up that resurfaced as a Linux system management software vendor is shipping a Linux-powered device aimed at simplifying Linux system administration. The Intrepid M is the first hardware product from Levanta — formerly LinuxCare — and represents the “world's first Linux management appliance,” the company says.
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