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Rebel Code
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23 November 2013
Linus on Linux, 22 - and 5 - Years Later
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In case you weren't aware, Linus is on Google+. Here's a recent post : On Open Enterprise blog .
Is Apache the Most Important Open Source Project?
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Back in the mists of time - I'm talking about 2000 here - when free software was still viewed by many as a rather exotic idea, I publ...
31 March 2013
Apple's Patent For Creating A Leak-Proof Data Pipe, And Why It's Doomed To Fail
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In 2001, I published a history of free software, called "Rebel Code: Inside Linux and the Open Source Revolution." One of the...
07 May 2011
Righting Wrongs by Re-writing Ebooks
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One key property of printed books is that it is very hard to modify them. Digital books, by contrast, are trivially easy to re-write - prov...
04 October 2010
(Finally) Meeting Mr. Open Source Business
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The careers of few people have been so intertwined with the history of open source as that of Larry Augustin. He was even present when the t...
23 July 2010
Move Commons: Moving Beyond Creative Commons
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Talking of commons, I was reading David Bollier's Viral Spiral recently, probably the best book about the rise of the commons as a new...
20 April 2010
Richard Stallman: "I Wished I Had Killed Myself"
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I received a review copy of Steven Levy's seminal book Hackers back in the 1980s, but never read it. I did, though, keep it, because i...
04 February 2009
Light Blue Rebel Code
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Cambridge University is celebrating its 800th anniversary in 2009. The official history tells the tale of the buildings; but what about the ...
14 January 2009
Qt Goes LGLP: the Trolltech Saga Attains Closure
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There are few commercial programs whose history is more intertwined with the rise of free software than Nokia's Qt toolkit, originally c...
31 December 2008
Linus Plays Prince of Persia - Again
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Most people in the free software world know that before he wrote Linux, Linus was using the Minix operating system. To run it, he had to acq...
26 November 2008
IBM's ex-Mr GNU/Linux Joins Obama Policy Group
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Good news: Irving Wladawsky-Berger , the person who essentially steered IBM toward GNU/Linux - with huge knock-on effects - has joined one o...
11 November 2008
Der Doppelgänger
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Here's a typical Moody text I never wrote: A brief explanation of what the free culture movement is and the various factors that led to...
25 June 2008
Come On, IBM, Pull Your Socks Up
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On Open Enterprise blog .
10 June 2008
Recursive Publics: Hardly a Two-Bit Idea
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For some years I have contemplated – and even planned out in some detail - a kind of follow-up to Rebel Code , which would look at the ways ...
27 April 2008
Patron Saint of Computing on Free Software
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During the writing of Rebel Code I had the privilege of talking to nearly all of the world's top hackers. Among those, Donald Knuth is...
24 December 2007
Richard Stallman - The Santa of Software
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Ha!
03 December 2007
Stallman's Symbolic Victory
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Slashdot points to an interesting list of first 100 registered domains. But I doubt whether even the most deep-dyed supporter of free sof...
23 November 2007
Thank You, FOSS
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Via GigaOM , I came across a link to this love-letter to Facebook: Thinking about it, I've rarely used a service that has brought me so...
15 November 2007
From Rebel Code to Codi Rebel
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And now, the moment you've all been waiting for: Rebel Code ....in Catalan : Una història apassionant que ens explica com un grup d'...
02 July 2007
Catalonians of the World, Unite!
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Good news: a Catalan translation of Rebel Code - Codi Rebel , no less - is hurtling towards a bookshop near you. Well, it is if you live ...
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