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Title	Linux server management firm exits stealth mode
Type	News
Source	IDG News Service 10/27/2005
Summary	Centeris Corp. emerged from stealth mode to release the public beta version of its Likewise 1.0 software for managing Linux servers in a Microsoft Corp. Windows network Wednesday. The startup also announced it had raised over $5 million in venture capital funding. continue

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