Just a few months after Sun's acquisition by Oracle, James Gosling, inventor of the Java programming language and Chief Technology Officer of Sun's Developer Products group, has left the company
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Thin Client
A thin client is a computer system used to run applications where most of the actual processing is done on a remote server linked over a network.
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Ulteo joins Open Invention Network
Open source virtual desktop and application delivery specialist Ulteo has announced that it has joined the Open Invention Network as a licensee.
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VMWare's SpringSource acquires RabbitMQ
SpringSource, a division of VMWare, has announced that the company has acquired UK based Rabbit Technologies, makers of the open source, AMQP implementing, RabbitMQ messaging system
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Memos for your Boss: Proprietary Problems & OpenSource Proposal
Memos for your Boss that create awareness of the possible pitfalls and caveats of proprietary software plus the proposal of open source software and its ability to prevent vendor lock-in situations when using proprietary programs.
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Advantage: Red Hat
Linux software company Red Hat is in the enviable position of benefitting from several near-term trends in the information technology industry, according to an analyst who recently initiated coverage of the Raleigh-based business.
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SugarCRM 6 Beta adds new user interface
The SugarCRM developers have released a first beta for version 6.0 of their open source customer relationship manager. In addition to several ease-of-use and performance improvements, the preview release features a completely re-designed user interface
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Oracle Tries to Reassure the Open Source Community, But They Aren't Buying
With the open source community seriously doubting Oracle's commitment to open source software, Oracle tried to smooth over some ruffled feathers by announcing a new release of MySQL Cluster server today.
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Oracle presents "much faster" MySQL beta
Oracle presented a beta of what it called a "much faster" MySQL at the O'Reilly MySQL Conference and insists it will be continuing to invest in the open source database
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LG Electronics Joins Linux Foundation
The Linux Foundation today announced that LG Electronics is its newest member. LG will participate in the Linux Foundation’s events and community development efforts.
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How to switch your small or home office to Linux
Regardless of how you feel about the Linux desktop, this is one area in which Linux can have a real impact, both financially and productively, and any small or home office has the potential to be transformed by just switching one application or two to their open source equivalents.
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SugarCRM 6 Gives a New View on Open Source CRM Software
After five years, Sugar's open source CRM platform remains alive and well, this week debuting a new version that touts a sharper look and new enhancements.
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Oracle Analyzing MySQL, OpenOffice Partner Strategies
When it comes to Sun Microsystems’ technology, Oracle’s top partner priority is to promote Sun servers and storage. But if you listen closely to Oracle Channel Chief Judson Althoff, you’ll discover that he’s already contemplating channel partner strategies for Sun’s MySQL, Java and OpenOffice offerings.
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Choosing Open Source Solutions
Part of my job is finding and testing open sourced solutions for already prominent commercially available software. The concept is simple: If it's open sourced, it can be customized, be platform independent, and it can be free. In the business world, this poses two key benefits.
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YourSQL, MySQL, and NoSQL: The MySQL Conference Report
There has never been a time, in my opinion, that MySQL has faced a more diverse set of threats than at present. Of these, one gets a disproportionate amount of the attention: Oracle’s stewardship, and the implications this has for the future of the database.
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