Open source software is radically changing the way ICT is developed and used by opening up closed systems to worldwide communities of developers [more ...]
Oracle Corporation have announced in a press release that they are opposing the EU's competitio
The open source world is not immune to the phenomenon of "takeover jitters".
"Cloud computing" is a term which has recently been created to describe how people are using a network of applications on the internet to do their daily work.
Matt Asay in his "The Open Road" blog, writes that the open source community are marketing the benefits of the business use of open sou
The Jakarta Post reports that there is an accelerating "wave of migration" from proprietary to open
The Apache Software Foundation (ASF) is celebrating its tenth anniversary this week.
In a survey conducted by Computer Economics, the surprise conclusion was drawn that the key advantage of open source software was not its free or low price tag as many had expected.
The survey asked its readers / visitors to rate the importance of five aspects of open source:
This is the view of Jonathan Schwartz CEO of Sun Microsystems in an interview with the The Times of India.
He goes on to state that the adoption of Open Source Software is increasing rapidly. One important reason for this is the reduction in IT budgets.
The most rapid adoption of Open Source has taken place in areas of rapid economic growth, large student populations, which have high Internet bandwidth - such as India.
"Missing the boat" is how computer users who don't use Open Source Software are described on Monty's Muse.
Monty lists seven excellent pieces of Open Source Software which are helping to either save him time or even make him money: