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Novell
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05 May 2011
Who Should Buy SuSE Linux?
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In the early days of companies based around open source, the questions were: would they make any money? Would they survive? Once it was clea...
21 April 2011
Why Time is Patently on Open Source's Side
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So far, I've held off from writing about the proposed sale of 882 Novell patents to a consortium “organised by Microsoft”, since there h...
23 December 2010
Open Invention Network in the Spotlight
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Back in September, Mozilla made an announcement: This week Mozilla joined Open Invention Network as a licensee. OIN is an organization which...
29 November 2010
What's New about the Novell deal?
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The announcement that Attachmate would acquire Novell for $2.2 billion has naturally provoked a flurry of comments and analyses in the free ...
03 June 2010
Why Patents are Like Black Holes
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When a big enough star dies, it generally implodes, and forms a voracious black hole capable of swallowing anything that comes too close. W...
17 March 2010
Is Microsoft About to Declare Patent War on Linux?
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Microsoft's comments on happenings outside its immediate product portfolio are rare, and all the more valuable when they do appear. Here...
25 August 2009
SCO What?
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I'm struck by the almost unanimous chorus of indifference that has greeted the news that a court has reversed one part of an ealier rul...
09 June 2009
Do We Need an Apps Store for GNU/Linux?
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Everyone's doing it, so Novell wants to join in : Novell plans to bring the wealth of open-source software to everyday users through an ...
13 January 2009
Free Software or Open Source? You Choose
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“Free software” or “open source”? It's a perennial question that has provoked a thousand flame wars. Normally, the factions supporting e...
13 November 2008
Novell's Faustian Pact
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There is something rather curious about software companies operating in the open source world. Although they may be competitors in a particu...
24 September 2008
Could it Get Even BECTA?
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News that an open source company has become an accredited IT services supplier for schools and colleges across the UK broke on Monday. As ha...
01 April 2008
In Praise of Journalistic Scum
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On Open Enterprise blog .
04 February 2008
The Power of the Boycott
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One of the surprising things about the Internet is the power of public opinion. Time and again, things have happened - or rather, been made...
15 January 2008
Novell's One Big Thing
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On Open Enterprise blog .
24 October 2007
SCO Zombie May Take a Few More Steps
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The SCO saga may stagger on awhile: SCO has gotten a $16 million bid from York Capital for its Unix business. Coupled with the $10 million ...
12 October 2007
Behold: Son of SCO
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Well, that nice Mr. Ballmer did warn us, and here it is: Plaintiffs, IP Innovation L.L.C. and Technology Licensing Corporation (collectivel...
05 September 2007
Is Silverlight for GNU/Linux Moonshine?
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Hm, don't know what to think about this : Over the last few months we've been working to enable Silverlight support on Linux, and to...
11 August 2007
SCO KO'd, Novell Renewed
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Well, we all knew it would happen, and, finally, it has : Judge Dale Kimball has issued a 102-page ruling [PDF] on the numerous summary jud...
06 August 2007
Lenovo Today, Tomorrow the World
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A small step , but one of an increasing number towards wider availability of open source on the desktop/laptop: Lenovo and Novell today anno...
04 June 2007
No Xmas Cards for Xandros
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Well, it looks like the world of free software can cross another company off its Christmas card list: Microsoft and Linux distributor Xandr...
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