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Sun gives OpenSparc a push
Sun Microsystems has brought together a community advisory board to direct its OpenSparc development project, the company announced Monday.
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Putting Open Source Development Under the Scope
"In a large proprietary software development environment, engineers spend four to nine hours a week in meetings. ... The result of all this is...
SIP vs. Skype: Making the “Open” Choice
Anonymous Reader writes "Over the past few months, I have found myself conflicted as I have time and again found myself perplexed in an...
Intel: Only “Open” for Business
Michael Knudsen writes "Intel still refuses to work with open source projects such that they can provide their users with proper support for their...
Review: Open-Xchange
Author: Joe 'Zonker' Brockmeier
Looking for a Microsoft Exchange replacement, or a first groupware application for your organization? Check out Open-Xchange. I took it for...
Not quite answered: Can open source messaging servers replace Microsoft Exchange?
Author: Robin 'Roblimo' Miller
This week on Linux.com we reviewed Scalix, Open-Xchange, and Zimbra, three of the highest-profile open source alternatives to Microsoft Exchange....
Secure Programming with the OpenSSL
IdaAshley writes "Create secure server applications with OpenSSL; its documentation makes it look intimidating, but it's actually rather simple. In Part 3 of this...
OSDL: Patent Infringement Not a Real Open-Source Threat
The issues of patents, indemnification and the potential risk of using open-source software took center stage at the keynote panel of industry leaders at...
Oracle sticks with open source Berkeley license
Claiming that, from an open source standpoint, things haven't changed with its recently acquired Berkeley open source embedded database, Oracle Corp is now releasing...
Intel opens up chip connections
Intel announced two moves on Wednesday that will mean other chipmakers can tightly connect their own processors to Intel's.
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