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AMD Joins Open Source With Framewave

Chip vendor AMD wants to help developers produce applications that are faster than ever before. To do that AMD has open sourced its AMD...

Choose Your Linux and Open Source Partner Carefully

More than any other technology before, the Open Source and Linux world is one where the choice of systems integrator to implement your solution...

OpenID: The Ultimate Sign On

Author: JT Smith Remembering all login IDs and passwords for all the Internet forums and communities that you are part of, is indeed an onerous...

Open source and the future of vendor-free IT

In reading through IDC's excellent report, "2007 Industry Adoption of Open Source Software, Part 2: Project Adoption," analyst Matt Lawton stumbles across an intriguing...

Usability in Open Source Software

Celeste Lyn Paul is Senior Interaction Architect for User-Centered Design, Inc., organizes the KDE Usability Project, and works with open source projects such as...

Open Enterprise Interview: Stefane Fermigier

One of the great strengths of free software is that it can be started anywhere – as the origins of the Linux kernel in...

Applications are Open Source too

One of the advantages of combining public transport and mobile computing is that you can spend the time you’re commuting on something useful (if...

Benchmark gets new blood for more open source

The M&A action around open source continues to thunder into 2008. While we’ve barely had a single week without a major acquisition or two...

Group interview: a graphic view of the open hardware movement. Part 1: motivations

Excitement in the Open Graphics community is quite high as it approaches its first production run of the FPGA-based “Open Graphics Development†board, known...

The Demise Of Commercial Open Source

Steve Goodman, co-founder and CEO of network management startup PacketTrap Networks, is predicting that commercial open source companies are doomed to fail. Goodman's not...