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Branching out: A special section on open source

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Jul 4, 20051 min

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Real deal

Companies deploy open source to support critical business functions

Getting there: Migrating to open source

Those who have made the move share advice on how to prepare and what traps to avoid.

An open letter to the open source community

IT execs speak out on support, stability, documentation and

more

Is BSD a better open source licensing model than the GPL? | No: Matt Asay Novell

Yes: Mark Brewer Covalent Technologies

Open source vs. Windows: Security debate rages

It’s a topic of fierce debate among high-tech cognoscenti:

What’s more secure – “open source” code such as Linux and Apache, or proprietary “closed source” operating systems and applications, Microsoft’s in particular?

Head of the class

Open source visionary Brian Behlendorf talks about where the movement is heading in the enterprise.

Risky businessPatent issue plagues open source

Users weigh legal, technical and support issues when considering open source. Also:

Open source has to ‘wear a tie’

Mark Gibbs argues that “Open source eventually will transform how we do business. The benefits and advantage will go to those who are mature enough to understand the opportunity and embrace it.”

Real deal

Companies deploy open source to support critical business functions

Getting there: Migrating to open source

Those who have made the move share advice on how to prepare and what traps to avoid.

An open letter to the open source community

IT execs speak out on support, stability, documentation and

more

Is BSD a better open source licensing model than the GPL? | No: Matt Asay Novell

Yes: Mark Brewer Covalent Technologies

Open source vs. Windows: Security debate rages

It’s a topic of fierce debate among high-tech cognoscenti:

What’s more secure – “open source” code such as Linux and Apache, or proprietary “closed source” operating systems and applications, Microsoft’s in particular?

Head of the class

Open source visionary Brian Behlendorf talks about where the movement is heading in the enterprise.

Risky businessPatent issue plagues open source

Users weigh legal, technical and support issues when considering open source. Also:

Open source has to ‘wear a tie’

Mark Gibbs argues that “Open source eventually will transform how we do business. The benefits and advantage will go to those who are mature enough to understand the opportunity and embrace it.”

Open source and evaluation downloads

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