Friday, December 11, 2009

December 11 Open Source News


IBM, Oracle, Open Source: Mixed Motives Abound
InformationWeek (blog)
He said Oracle should do more to outline how it would maintain the open-source aspect of MySQL's software, and he expected reassurances in this area to ...
Microsoft's New Problem: The French Military
Microsoft Watch
Specifically, the French Ministry of Defense made the executive decision to switch to Mozilla Thunderbird, an open-source e-mail platform, from Microsoft ...
Open source bugs fixed quicker than commercial software
V3.co.uk
Open-source code is more prone to severe flaws than commercial software, but bugs get fixed more quickly, according to revealing new research from ...
Gouge Mac OS X Open Source Programming
Gosh!TV
TV) 12/10/2009 – In this quick tutorial (or "gouge") we'll look at how to set up Mac OS X to build free open source Linux software such as CinePaint. ...
Open Source Efforts No Longer an "Obscure Sideshow of Geeks"
TMC Net
By Paula Bernier (News - Alert) It's been 10 years since Asterisk's release as an open source project, and in just a decade it's moved into the mainstream ...
Gluster adds data storage management, virtual server support to open-source ...
Search Storage
Gluster came out of stealth in 2007 with GlusterFS, a scale-out file system for clustered NAS based on open-source code but reengineered "from the ground up ...
Android's unintentional beneficiary: Funambol
CNET News
It's also extremely good news for Funambol, the open-source mobile cloud sync company. Even as the mobile telcos seek winning alternatives to the ...
10 years gone: The VA Linux Systems IPO
CNET News
We were in the middle of the open-source pixie dust revolution, when many flagging companies jumped on the open-source bandwagon in a desperate attempt to ...
Travel industry 'trench warfare' turns Farelogix open source experiment into a dud
Tnooz (blog)
In March, with much hope, Farelogix, the travel tech company and distributor, began an open source experiment and freely made available to anyone the source ...

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