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  • Trouble in paradise?
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  • Maybe it’s a coincidence but this week has seen evidence of tension between commercial open source vendors and elements of the open source user community. Matt Asay stirred up something of a hornet’s nest with his post questioning how open source vendors can find ways of encouraging users to contribute either code of cash in [...] ...
  • CAOS Theory Podcast
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  • The 451 Group’s Commercial Adoption of Open Source (CAOS) Research Service now has a podcast (iTunes or RSS feed). A month or so ago, I was having a conversation with The 451 Group’s Vice President of Research Services, Simon Carruthers, about ways to expand the offerings of the CAOS Research Service. The CAOS Research Service includes [...] ...
  • Linux - easier to run by the release
  • 2 days ago
  • We’ve seen recently how fast Linux is moving and how many changes and updates are quickly and constantly being made. One of the biggest advancements across a variety of Linux distributions has been the growing variety and ease of ways to run Linux, including on, alongside or inside Windows. One example is Red Hat’s just-released [...] ...
  • 451 CAOS Links - 2008.05.13
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  • Novell to repuchase stock. Red Hat releases new version of Fedora. Untangle launches remote management service. (and more) Click to view today's 451 CAOS Links. ...
  • Could investor short-termism undermine open source?
  • 2 days ago
  • When we write about investors on this blog we are normally referring to angel and VC investors and the funding they provide to open source start-ups. There is a small, but growing, list of VCs that clearly understand the open source development and distribution models and the long-term profit potential of open source software vendors. Can [...] ...

 



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