Showing posts with label gplv3. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gplv3. Show all posts
10 June 2012

'Hack The Real World And Share The Results'

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Eben Moglen has been battling to defend key digital rights for the last two decades. A lawyer by training, he helped Phil Zimmerman fig...
28 September 2010

OpenOffice.org Discovers the Joy of Forking

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Last week I wrote a piece entitled “Are We Entering the Golden Age of Forks?” I concluded: I predict we are going to see plenty more forks i...
18 June 2008

Whatever Happened to the GNU GPLv3?

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On Open Enterprise blog .
20 May 2008

Open Enterprise Interview: Palamida's Mark Tolliver

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On Open Enterprise blog .
20 March 2008

Volantis Code Takes Flight with GPLv3

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On Open Enterprise blog .
19 January 2008

The Trolls Done Good

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Once upon a time, there were a bunch of wicked trolls. And then one day, they became good. That, in a nutshell, is the free software story...
16 January 2008

Whatever Happened to the GFDL?

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With all the excitement last year over the GNU GPLv3, the Cinderella of the FSF licences, the GNU Free Documentation Licence (GFDL) has been...
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18 December 2007

More Icing on the SugarCRM Cake

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On Open Enterprise blog .
09 November 2007

Everything You Wanted to Know About the GPLv3...

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...but were afraid to ask in case it made plain your inability to grok the legalistic subtleties. Though hardly an idiot's guide to the...
25 October 2007

"Open Source Does Not Mean Free": Huh?

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Here's an interesting little to do : Open Source does not mean Free: Why we are declaring a license for the community database ... Very ...
26 July 2007

Another One Bites the Dust - Nicely

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Here's double good news : SugarCRM Inc., the world’s leading provider of commercial open source customer relationship management (CRM) s...
10 July 2007

Joining the GPLv3 Samba

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So Samba has officially joined the GPLv3 dance. It's certainly a biggie, and I'm sure that over the coming months more and more su...
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29 June 2007

Happy Hacking v3

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GPLv3 is out .
07 June 2007

The GNU GPL Is Dead - Not

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Bizarre : The FSF should realize by now their influence is waning. Look at the plethora of alternative licenses. Now they’re really hamstrin...
02 June 2007

GNU GPLv3 - Nearly There

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The final draft of the GNU GPLv3 is out, together with copious explanations . If it's just a little too copious, you might try Matthew...
22 May 2007

The Joy (and Utility) of FUD

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As I've written elsewhere , Microsoft's FUD is more interesting for what it says about the company's deepest fears than for its ...
01 May 2007

Manifesto for Free Appliances

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More open goodness : Just as there is a need for Free Software, there is a need for free (as in speech) appliances. Free Appliances can be m...
30 April 2007

The Caravan Moves On

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The dogs are barking on C|net again: focus on one major problem: Will content companies, such as movie, music and book producers, and those...
07 December 2006

Samba Dances Towards the GNU GPLv3

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According to this story , the Samba project will move to GNU GPLv3 once it's finished. That's a big win for the the FSF, since Sam...
30 November 2006

Sun Opts for GNU GPL v2.5

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I've written elsewhere about my pleasant surprise at Sun choosing the GNU GPL for Java. But an obvious question that follows on from t...