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One of the many sad aspects of Sun's disappearance into the maw of Oracle is that many will see this as “proof” that its strategy of bui...

When Sun announced at the beginning of this year that it was buying MySQL for the not inconsiderable sum of a billion dollars, the question ...

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In the nicest possible way , of course: Dell and Sun Microsystems are set to announce that Sun's Solaris and OpenSolaris operating syste...

I find Jonathan Schwartz's blog fascinating. Not so much for what it says - even though that is often, as here , thoughtful and well wr...

Nice to see Sun's boss-man getting it about both open standards and ODF: Imagine you're a legislator that writes a law, or a doctor...

Simon Phipps raises an important point : what should be done about corporate blog pages when their owner has, er, passed on (as in to anothe...

I see that Jonathan is still trying to impress me with tantalising hints that he may take Java open source using the GPL.

Some fifteen years ago I found myself in a café near the top of Merapi , just outside Yogyakarta in central Java. As now , this was at a ti...

McNealy leaving Sun is certainly the end of an era. But the big question is: what follows? As far as Jonathan Schwartz is concerned, too m...