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Microsoft gives Apache cash to promote open source
Microsoft on Friday expanded its support for the open-source community by giving money to the Apache Software Foundation,
the first time it has given money to the long-standing open-source project.
Sun offering support for OpenSSO
Sun Wednesday said it would offer support to corporate users of OpenSSO open source identity technology and introduced a new
version that also protects companies against patent infringement suits.
Mozilla fixes nine flaws in Thunderbird
Mozilla Messaging patched nine security vulnerabilities in Thunderbird Wednesday, the first time it's plugged holes in the
e-mail software since early May.
3 open-source challenges: cloud computing, open Web, mobile
"We have come into real contention [for mindshare] in the enterprise," said Tim O'Reilly, CEO at O'Reilly Media, in his keynote
address at OSCON, this week's Open Source convention in Portland, Ore. "So we should be patting ourselves on the back, right?
I'm not so sure."
Kernel space: Full disclosure for security holes
Linux developers fix kernel security holes out in
the open. Is a bug a bug, or do security-related
fixes deserve special treatment?
Details of major Internet flaw posted by accident
A computer security company on Monday inadvertently published details of a major flaw in the Internet's Domain Name System
(DNS) several weeks before they were due to be disclosed.
Firefox update fixes Mac security issue
Mozilla has released an update to Firefox, its popular Web browser. The update is available for download either from the Firefox
Web site or through Firefox itself, if you select "Check for Updates" from the Help menu.
$EDITOR: Don Marti
Is Linux still a disruptive innovation?
Submitted by dmarti on Mon, 21 Jul 2008 14:19:55 -0400
The embarassing little secret is that it never was. It would be nice to have a story of the innovative, disruptive master Linux plan breaking down the ossified IT industry, but that would be ...
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