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	Red Hat EMEA Press Centre
		With the addition of Bluecurve's expertise and software, Red Hat will be able to deliver a very powerful performance management solution to help today's e-businesses automatically and proactively monitor their Internet infrastructure," said Matthew Szulik, president and CEO of Red Hat.
		Bluecurve is the software technology leader for solutions that measure distributed systems performance, availability and reliability from the user's perspective.
		Bluecurve's customers have been asking for a services-based solution and we expect a smooth transition as we migrate them to the new redhat.com service.
	www.europe.redhat.com /news/article/51.html (1636 words)

	bluecurve learning (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Bluecurve Learning is an experienced, dynamic training company, which specializes in providing all forms of Information Technology and computer training.
		Bluecurve Learning is committed to providing excellent standards of training with the help of the latest technology and interactive training methods.
		Bluecurve Learning has provided IT training for a number of corporate clients, amongst which has been Finsbury Ltd who are rated as the second leading financial Public Relations firm in the city according to its FTSE 100 clients...
	www.bluecurvelearning.co.uk (454 words)

	Web leak of Linux lets Hat out of the bag \| CNET News.com
		Bluecurve is Red Hat's attempt to make the KDE and Gnome interfaces look the same, bridging a divide in the Linux universe, said Erik Troan, Red Hat's director of product marketing, in an interview Wednesday.
		Bluecurve (the trademarked term is left over from an earlier Red Hat acquisition) will help Red Hat keep control over the effort to unify the two interfaces, Troan said.
		Although Bluecurve is open-source software, letting programmers change it if they wish, people won't be able to call modified projects Bluecurve because of the trademark, he said.
	news.com.com /2100-1001-959434.html (1385 words)

	LinuxPlanet - Reports - Exclusive Preview of Red Hat 8.0: Bluecurve's Debut - Red Hat's Bluecurve Desktop Gets Trial ...
		Thursday, September 26, 2002 02:53:35 PM Red Hat 8.0 is scheduled to be formally released on Sept. 30 and many in the Linux user community are watching the development of the new "Bluecurve" desktop design very closely.
		In the retail edition of Red Hat that's coming out this Monday, the Linux vendor is replacing the traditional GNOME interface with Bluecurve, a Red Hat-created GUI theme combining elements of both GNOME and KDE, the major rival to GNOME (see Figures 1 and 2).
		Bluecurve, the controversial new GUI in Red Hat 8.0, looks likely to appear in Red Hat Advanced Server, too, possibly with a few tweaks by Red Hat, but only if it scores points with users of Red Hat 8.0.
	www.linuxplanet.com /linuxplanet/reports/4460/1 (921 words)

	Bluecurve - CompWisdom (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Bluecurve is designed to offer familiar look-and-feel to users of both KDE and Gnome, but has angered some users of both open source desktop environments.
		Bluecurve™ is a theme which unifies the look and feel of the Fedora desktop.
		Bluecurve is a great theme but they don't change any of the KDE specific icons that have to do with actions.
	www.compwisdom.com /topics/Bluecurve (2956 words)

	Artwork/BluecurveIconGuidelines - Fedora Project Wiki
		Bluecurve icons are all drawn in isometric perspective in accordance with a particular grid.
		The gridlines of Bluecurve's grid are different from the isometric window example.
		Unfortunately, Bluecurve is wrongly using a mix of both isometric and shelf perspective in the same toolbar.
	fedoraproject.org /wiki/Artwork/BluecurveIconGuidelines (945 words)

	Blue Curve - Waikato Linux Users Group
		BlueCurve is a theme, similar to skins in XMMS/WinAmp or Mozilla/Netscape or themes in MicrosoftWindows (9x/ME/XP).
		Bluecurve XP theme by schmoove, as well as his
		BlueCurve was a company that made "Internet infrastructure planning software" that was bought by RedHat in 2000.
	www.wlug.org.nz /BlueCurve (463 words)

	Windows NT Server 4.0 Enterprise File Server Scalability and Performance
		The Bluecurve Dynameasure (http://www.bluecurve.com) software was chosen as the load testing software because it best simulated the customer environment and client workload.
		A total of 24 Bluecurve client computers were incorporated into the test with 400 to 600 motors distributed equally across all computers.
		Bluecurve Dynameasure software (Service Pack 2) was chosen as the primary tool for performance measurement and workload generation, based on the ability of the software to most closely simulate the customer environment.
	www.microsoft.com /technet/archive/winntas/maintain/optimize/fsscale.mspx (5364 words)

	UCB Network Managers: UCBNMG: Bluecurve tests network performan
		A new release of the company's software, called Dynameasure 2.0, allows companies to ratchet up network performance tests until response time is compromised, giving administrators an accurate reading of their network's capacity and where potential problems might exist.
		Tom Grubb, Bluecurve's vice president of marketing, said the company has developed a close partnership with the Redmond, Washington-based software giant, essentially acting as a point company for capacity planning issues as Windows NT is adopted by more and more corporate networks.
		Bluecurve says it believes capacity planning software will eventually become a $1 billion business as Windows NT gains popularity in enterprise networks.
	www.colorado.edu /~hyperlst/ucbnmg/old/0770.html (466 words)

	LWN: Hooray for Bluecurve (Linux Journal)
		As it's common for the users who have never participated in software development, the author seems to assume that there are hordes of good programmers, who are fanatically dedicated either to GNOME or to KDE.
		Hence the suggestion for them to abandon their desktop environments (as if it's so easy) and unite the forces around Bluecurve.
		Bluecurve is mostly a pretty facade on top of different underlying technologies (although I appreciate Red Hat's efforts to unify font support) - it's hardly a convergence point for the developers.
	lwn.net /Articles/16996 (732 words)

	OSNews.com
		It is actually based on BlueCurve, and it is NOT square, unline Bluecurve that is in most places.
		Bluecurve is very nice, but there are some things I dislike.
		My main complaint about Bluecurve is that the colours are too bright, and there isn't enough contrast in the theme.
	www.osnews.com /comment.php?news_id=1920 (1432 words)

	Red Hat Moves Beyond Operating Systems - Technology News by TechWeb
		The acquisition of Bluecurve for $35 million in stock allows Red Hat (stock: RHAT) to offer a tool for monitoring Linux systems.
		Developers can use Bluecurve to simulate transactions and scale their infrastructures to meet service-level agreements.
		Bluecurve will appeal to companies that don't want to acquire their own simulation tools, according to Rand Morimoto, CEO of Oakland, Calif.-based Incacom Oakland, a technology consulting firm that has used it to develop and manage Linux systems.
	www.techweb.com /wire/story/TWB20000426S0002 (343 words)

	Bluecurve for slack ? - LinuxQuestions.org
		Bluecurve is a bit more than just a standard theme from what i can find out about it.
		Just to make sure any other readers that too were interested in bluecurve won't get scared away.
		I've had no problems and this is bluecurve all the way, all icons in the menu, the control set colors.
	www.linuxquestions.org /questions/showthread.php?t=140646 (611 words)

	Guild Companies
		By having a single Bluecurve interface that looks essentially the same whether it is running on top of Gnome or KDE means that everyone running Red Hat Linux on their PCs, workstations, or servers sees the same screens.
		By having the Bluecurve interface give Linux--or at least Red Hat Linux--the same look and feel no matter what GUI companies choose, Red Hat is setting itself up to be the dominant supplier of Linux for the desktops of the future.
		In the end, if Bluecurve sells, all the technical arguments in the world against it that are coming out of the Gnome and KDE camps will be so much history.
	www.itjungle.com /mid/mid100902-story02.html (763 words)

	GB . Knowledge . BlueCurve
		This document gives a brief history of window managers for Linux, motivates the Bluecurve rationale, and serves as an introduction for using Red Hat 9 with Bluecurve.
		Bluecurve is not a third, or alternative, window manager to GNOME or KDE.
		So symmetry prevails via Bluecurve, shifting the focus from the "window manager wars" to the essentials of what an end-user is trying to accomplish.
	wiki.gb.nrao.edu /bin/view/Knowledge/BlueCurve (1448 words)

	GetSkinned - Bluecurve 4.0 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		This theme is a port of the Bluecurve style that you can find in Fedora Linux.
		Bluecurve 4.0 comes in two flavors (like before), a version with a normal sized taskbar and a version with a thin taskbar.
		Notes: Bluecurve 4.0 is a port of the latest version of Bluecurve that can be found in Fedora Linux.
	www.getskinned.org /modules.php?modname=subs&action=moreinfo&subid=2224&type=1&category=&offset=70&perpage=10&sortby=Newest (278 words)

	Dynameasure Enterprise 1.5
		Bluecurve's software measures end-to-end system performance from the application layer by applying controlled stress to the system.
		Bluecurve geared Dynameasure 1.0 (see John Enck, "Dynameasure by Bluecurve: Born to Measure," November 1996) toward performance testing a Microsoft SQL Server environment using client/server hardware and software components.
		Bluecurve supplies a well-written user manual that takes you through a logical progression of what the product is and how to use it.
	www.windowsitpro.com /Article/ArticleID/171/171.html (1386 words)

	HOWTO: Bluecurve on Ubuntu [Archive] - Ubuntu Forums
		April 5th, 2005, 01:54 PM AFAIK the bluecurve theme is a GNOME theme, and you need some kind of gtk theme to qt theme package for it to be available in kde.
		However, I installed Bluecurve by unpacking the RPM and moving all the theme elements to their appropriate locations by hand.
		I am not aware of a more comprehensive set of bluecurve icons other than those in the linked package, but would certainly be interested if a member is aware of one.
	ubuntuforums.org /archive/index.php/t-2696.html (1783 words)

	Hooray for Bluecurve \| Linux Journal
		BlueCurve is Window Decoration/Widget Theme (Engine), and installing it (instead of default) one is just one part of Desktop Customization process.
		BlueCurve is not bad, just different, that's what OpenSource is
		Bluecurve isn't about a novice desktop, but a consistent desktop for novices as well as power users.
	www.linuxjournal.com /article.php?sid=6476 (9285 words)

	Red Hat to aquire Bluecurve in all-stock deal
		The deal is still subject to approval by Bluecurve shareholders and other customary closing conditions.
		The addition of Bluecurve's Web-based performance management software will improve Red Hat's capabilities to help businesses proactively manage their Internet infrastructures, the company said.
		Bluecurve Inc., in Oakland, Calif., can be reached at www.bluecurve.com.
	www.infoworld.com /articles/pi/xml/00/04/19/000419piredbuy.html (638 words)

	Dynameasure by Bluecurve: Born to Measure
		Bluecurve specifically geared the current version of Dynameasure toward testing Microsoft's SQL Server environment.
		Bluecurve recommends one SQL server to sponsor the test database and a separate one to handle the test results.
		Bluecurve is clearly trying to position Dynameasure as the single tool you need to handle enterprise-level benchmarking and performance testing for all your client/ server applications.
	www.windowsitpro.com /Articles/Index.cfm?ArticleID=2813&DisplayTab=Article (1268 words)

	Hooray for Bluecurve \| Linux Journal
		Keith has done a fantastic job at creating this technology, and we are very glad to be using it in Red Hat Linux 8.0, and to take X11 out of the 1980's finally.
		For years I have made it a point not to lose sleep over any K/G, and now Bluecurve, crusade, on the assumption that the only meaningful road to really useful and flexible desktop integration is what I call a "path" above.
		The last and more important reason to stop bothering with K/G, Bluecurve and what-not is what I call the "migration mistake".
	www.linuxjournal.com /article/6476?from=20&comments_per_page=10 (2088 words)

	Bluecurve tests network performance \| CNET News.com
		The small software company is aligning its specialty in tools for network capacity planning with the booming market for Microsoft's Windows NT operating system.
		Bluecurve has aligned its specialty in tools for network capacity planning with the booming market for
		Controlled stress tests can be applied to clients and servers running Unix flavors and Novell NetWare as well.
	news.com.com /2100-1001-206086.html (358 words)

	To Bluecurve or not Bluecurve? - LinuxQuestions.org
		I have a feeling that the old 7.3 interface is the way to go until RH figures out what they're doing with Bluecurve, but I could be wrong.
		I have noticed that RH 8.0 seems to be gaining popularity quickly, but RH9.0 has had some mixed reviews...
		As moeminhtun said, Bluecurve is just a theme - Gnome has clearly improved throughout the releases though - on average I think you'd prefer Red Hat 9 to 7.3 - try it - I prefer Mandrake 9.1 to Red Hat 9 though.
	www.linuxquestions.org /questions/showthread.php?t=66087 (615 words)

	Bluecurve offerings ease capacity planning
		Bluecurve, Inc. has a suite of products under the name Dynameasure written specifically for NT network installations but also supporting its major competitors.
		Dynameasure/Messaging - Gives administrators the ability to proactively size and manage their messaging infrastructure by applying controlled stress with real e-mail transactions.
		Bluecurve has also worked closely with Microsoft and Intel to document the nature of capacity planning, as evidenced by the number of studies and white papers available (for free) on its Web site.
	www.networkworld.com /newsletters/nt/0413nt1.html (541 words)

	: bluecurve
		° zum Monatsinhalt ° Thema: Bluecurve in SUSE 9.0 ?
		Sollte doch eigentlich möglich sein, da m.W. Bluecurve auch nichts...
		Go _ ° Red Hat's GUI Theme: Best-Fitting With Bluecurve ° Introduction First Generation: The Lightweights Second Generation: The Middleweights The...
	debian.suchtipps.at /bluecurve.html (334 words)

	ChannelTimes.com > News > Software > Red Hat Launches 'Bluecurve' OS to Target Desktops (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Red Hat has officially released its Red Hat Linux 8.0, also known as 'Bluecurve', as part of a serious initiative to capture at least 10 per cent of the total Indian desktop market.
		Bluecurve's graphical user interface is comparable to a Windows experience, sources said.
		Key features of the latest release include a conveniently organized, user-friendly desktop with numerous graphical enhancements and icons, Open Office, as well as Mozilla, the open source browser, which has been bundled along with the OS.
	www.channeltimes.com /channeltimes/jsp/article.jsp?article_id=13874 (1525 words)

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