By Mark on Mar 30, 2008 in Blogging, Featured, LinuxToday, LinuxWorld, Open Source, Reviews | 9 Comments
I have been blogging for many years. During that time I have used many other platforms including hosted software from BlogCity. TypePad, and Blogger. I also used Moveable Type briefly and a highly customized version of Joomla! (before that MamboCMS). Last fall I switched to WordPress as my primary blog platform. Though I haven’t been [...]
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By Mark on Mar 29, 2008 in Featured, LinuxToday, LinuxWorld, Open Source, Start-Ups | 6 Comments
This week’s Open Source Business Conference was a strange meeting of Enterprise IT users, venture capitalists, and free software entrepreneurs. The opening keynote was delivered by Red Hat’s freshly minted CEO Jim Whitehurst who gave a very modest speech noting that while Red Hat has been a leading open source company they have not necessarily [...]
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By Mark on Mar 24, 2008 in LinuxToday, LinuxWorld, Open Source | 0 Comments
I am on my way to the Open Source Business Conference (OSBC) in San Francisco today and I am excited it’s always good to see old friends and talk about selling free software without getting the 1,000-yard stare. If you are going to be there hit me up on Twitter.
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By Mark on Mar 23, 2008 in LinuxToday, LinuxWorld, Open Source | 4 Comments
Tanner gave us a little history lesson this week on open source (see the comments from the Is the Open Source Brand in the Right Hands?). It made me think about the documentary on open source Revolution OS. The documentary features early open source leaders talking about open source and its origins like Eric S. [...]
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By Mark on Mar 22, 2008 in Linux, Open Source | 1 Comment
I saw an announcement that the OpenMicroServer (OMS) is now available in the U.S. It has been produced in Japan for some time but has just been made available domestically. What’s cool about it is that it is small and can be powered from an Ethernet port. It reminded me of the BlackDog USB Server [...]
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