Showing posts with label community. Show all posts
Showing posts with label community. Show all posts
13 May 2009

Linux.com Gets Community Religion

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It's widely accepted that one of the core engines driving the success of free software is the central role the community has there, be i...
31 March 2009

Do Open Source Companies *Really* Support Free Software?

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Asterisk, a PBX, telephony engine, and telephony applications toolkit, is one of open source best-kept secrets. As with many open source pro...
09 June 2008

Walking Three Tightropes

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On Open Enterprise blog .
05 March 2008

Vyatta (Hearts) Its Community

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On Open Enterprise blogs .
18 December 2007

Coincidence? I Don't Think So

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Here's a nice analysis of what makes today's Internet services tick: Dopplr can show me when a distant friend will be near and vice...
14 December 2007

Google Knol: Another Rival to Wikipedia

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After Citizendium, now Knol : A knol on a particular topic is meant to be the first thing someone who searches for this topic for the first ...
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...
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13 October 2007

Xara's Failure: Half Closed, Half Hearted

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We are so used to the Cathedral and the Bazaar story of how the open source methodology succeeds that it is easy to forget that it can fail...
25 April 2007

Google Does the Decent Thing

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A criticism sometimes levelled at users of open source who make changes to the code but do not distribute it is that they don't give it ...
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26 January 2007

Community-Created Content

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One of the great things about books dealing with open content is that, to be internally consistent, they are generally freely available too....
17 October 2006

And Now, the Community's MySQL

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MySQL's success is impressive, and provides a handy example of pervasive corporate open source that isn't Apache. Although I'd ...