Open Source / GPL
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Funambol Mobile Open Source Software Enables Mobile Data Access
Funambol release provides custom editions for carriers, enterprises and open source community
REDWOOD CITY, Calif., September 28, 2006 – Funambol, the mobile open source software company,…
Top Linux programmers pan GPLv3
More than two dozen of the most prolific Linux kernel programmers dislike a proposed update to the General Public License, which governs many open-source projects.
Out of 29 kernel coders,…
Stallman: OSDL patent project 'worse than nothing'
An effort by the Open Source Development Labs to help developers defend themselves against software patents has come under fire from Free Software Foundation founder Richard Stallman, who believes…
GPL clarification needed ASAP
The Free Software Foundation urgently needs to explain how software governed by the current General Public License will interact with that governed by a successor now under development, the leader…
Why the GPL rocketed Linux to success
Charles M. Hannum (one of the 4 originators of NetBSD) has posted a sad article about serious problems in the NetBSD project, saying "the NetBSD Project has stagnated to the point of irrelevance…
IT Industry Veteran Steve McManus Joins Zenoss Executive Team
Annapolis, MD—September 19, 2006 — Zenoss, Inc., a leading provider of open source network and systems management software, announced today that Steve McManus, former Vice Chairman and co-founder…
Eclipse Foundation Approves APERI Storage Management Project
The Eclipse Foundation, an open source community committed to the implementation of a universal development platform, today announced that it has approved the creation of the Aperi Storage…
When open source is not enough
There was some interesting buzz about the state of open source going around ApacheCon in Dublin.
On one hand, Apache is - and is widely seen as - a moderate, pragmatic voice in the FOSS…
New Zealand redefines open source as "code you can't modify"
New Zealand government officials have responded to my criticism of their newly released national DRM strategy -- their strategy for government adoption and use of technology that prevents copying…
Blazing trails with open source
It's often said that open source doesn't innovate. It imitates. That's certainly what the proprietary software industry would have you believe. And to look at the activity in some of the most…