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Open Source – Just Another Licensing Model
Let's be clear about this. There are four different reasons for
choosing an open source solution. First, because you...
Can Sun Emulate Linux by Open-Sourcing Solaris?
While we can only speculate about Sun's motivations, it is fair to
point out that emulation is a sign...
Microsoft Should Embrace Open Source, Says Linux Analyst
Former Aberdeen analyst Bill Claybrook, now president of New River
Linux & Grid Computing, has...
Open source: Supply and demand
Part four: In the final part of this series of articles in response to
Eric Raymond, an examination of...
Is Open-Source IP Telephony Ready for Prime Time?
"In theory, an open-source IP telephony system will increase the
demand for IP telephony, create better interoperability between IP
...
Computer Associates Commits Further to Open Source
CA said it will offer support and indemnification to CA-TOSL Ingres as
added cost options. According to the company,...
Better word counts for OpenOffice.org
Craig A. Adams writes "Many people are not aware of the power of OpenOffice.org's macro and scripting capabailities.
This article provides a quick intro to...
FreeBSD, Stealth-Growth Open Source Project
Anonymous Reader writes "Given the rapid growth of Linux in the technology industry, it might be easy to overlook other open source Unix variants.
But...
Open source content management partnerships are a promising sign
Author: Jay Lyman
The tide may be turning in favor of open source software for content management. Last month Computer Associates (CA) announced it was...
CA Commits Further to Open Source
Reasserting its commitment to open source, Computer Associates announced that under its new CA-Trusted Open Source Licence (CA- TOSL), it is releasing its Ingres...