Blogs about: Open Source Adoption
Featured Blog
Open Source, Open Standards and Re–Use in the UK
Tom Watson, MP, Minister for Digital Engagement Open Source has been one of the most significant cultural developments in IT and beyond over the last two decades: it has shown that individuals, worki… more →
Truth Happens
Open Source, Open Standards and Re–Use in the UK
Colin Dodd wrote 9 months ago: Tom Watson, MP, Minister for Digital Engagement Open Source has been one of the most significant cu … more →
Red Hat and Microsoft Expand Server Virtualization Interoperability
— 1 comment
Colin Dodd wrote 9 months ago: Red Hat and Microsoft Expand Server Virtualization Interoperability. In response to strong customer … more →
Open Source: Narrowing the Divide between Education, Business, and Community
— 1 comment
Colin Dodd wrote 9 months ago: From an essay by Jim Whitehurst for Educause. Open source is now recognized in institutions of highe … more →
Red Hat helps DoD participate in open source
Colin Dodd wrote 9 months ago: From ITExaminer.com DoD starts site for open source Saving money is the goal By John Oram in Califor … more →
Care and feeding of an open source project
Colin Dodd wrote 10 months ago: A nice how-to-think-through the creation of a good open source project. Bottom line conclusion: stri … more →
Mozilla's Chris Blizzard on open video
Colin Dodd wrote 10 months ago: Mozilla’s Director of Evangelism, Chris Blizzard writes about why open video is important. The … more →
British schools look at open source
— 2 comments
Colin Dodd wrote 10 months ago: In its second major open source story in a week, the BBC looks at the questions surrounding open sou … more →
Birth of a meme
Colin Dodd wrote 10 months ago: The idea that Barack Obama is the first “open source president” seems to be spreading. I … more →
Michael Tiemann talks about open source and government
— 1 comment
Colin Dodd wrote 10 months ago: Michael Tiemann is a true open source pioneer and Red Hat’s VP of Open Source Affairs. He rece … more →
Twitter building on open source
Colin Dodd wrote 10 months ago: At Twitter, two open source projects, Kestrel and Cache-Money keep things growing. In some cases, ou … more →
UK councils dump Windows for Linux
yellowmarker wrote 11 months ago: “Open source software is set to dramatically increase its foothold in the public sector. Two c … more →
Brazil's government show that they support open source
yellowmarker wrote 11 months ago: “Increasingly, Brazil’s government ministries and state-run enterprises are abandoning W … more →
What if Public sector software systems were open source?
— 2 comments
yellowmarker wrote 11 months ago: The building of and use of open source software systems in the public sector sounds promising. There … more →
The Open Disk
— 2 comments
aronzak wrote 11 months ago: Microsoft is getting slightly desperate. Smart students can use Linux for free, making universities … more →
Promised NSW Laptops: Linux in the wings?
aronzak wrote 12 months ago: In the 2007 Australian Federal Election, the incoming Labor leader, now Prime Minister, Kevin Rudd, … more →
ReactOS; a free alternative to Windows
— 4 comments
aronzak wrote 1 year ago: “For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction” is where ReactOS, what is ess … more →
Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex Dissapoints
aronzak wrote 1 year ago: Ubuntu has a long and sad history of disregarding the needs and wants of power users in their drive … more →
The Power of Open Source
— 1 comment
Colin Dodd wrote 1 year ago: Barack Obama proves the power of Open Source | Open Source Initiative But Open Source has much more … more →
A look at Mozilla Fennec
— 1 comment
aronzak wrote 1 year ago: Mozilla Fennec is a mobile web browser, intended to be used on devices such as the iphone and the No … more →
