Canadian software vendor Corel is sending some very confusing messages into the open-source ether. The company is seeking either to sell off completely or to gain additional investments in its Linux ...

Sounds like troubled Canadian software vendor Corel will soon enlist another company to help bail it out. According to industry sources, New York venture capitalist firm Linux Global Partners (LGP) is ...

Mary Jo Foley has covered the tech industry for 30 years for a variety of publications, including ZDNet, eWeek and Baseline. She is the author of Microsoft 2.0: How Microsoft plans to stay relevant in ...

Capping months of speculation, and a summer of big moves, Ottawa’s Corel Corp. has sold its open source Linux technology – shelved since January – to Xandros, a small startup also headquartered in the ...

Canadian software vendor Corel is to spin off its Linux distribution arm to concentrate on its traditional applications business. Canadian software vendor Corel is to spin off its Linux distribution ...

Troubled Canadian software vendor Corel is expected to announce recovery plans which could include the sale of the company's Linux business. Troubled Canadian software vendor Corel is expected to ...

Struggling Canadian software developer Corel has announced a corporate strategy which will see it sell its Linux division, fuelling speculation of intervention from its financial saviour, Microsoft.

TORONTO -- Canadian software developer Corel is expected to sell the majority of its Linux division on Wednesday to a privately held startup, a move that would end its commitment to developing the ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Corel has shed the last traces of its involvement with Linux - the URL linux.corel.com is no longer valid, it appears. As recently as ...