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Open Source

After many weeks of soul-searching, I'm delighted to say that the OpenJDK community has v1 of a license for use of the Java SE 6 JCK.
on Aug 9, 2007 | Permalink | Discuss
Providing a link for people directed to this (rather dormant) blog.
on Jul 4, 2007 | Permalink | Discuss
Blending the Java platform with Free/Open Source ideals, Brazil looks set to be one of the global leaders in open source Java technology. Read on...
on Apr 14, 2005 | Permalink | Discuss
The unsung heroes of OpenOffice.org
on Jun 18, 2004 | Permalink | Discuss
Alan Williamson asked who pays for open source and draws a blank. Perhaps he's asking the question the wrong way, confusing the people who need source with the people who need software?
on Jul 29, 2003 | Permalink | Discuss
Sun has a focal point for information on its involvement in open source projects - take a look.
on Jul 1, 2003 | Permalink | Discuss
While fighting patent law is necessary, it is not sufficient to protect open source.
on Jun 21, 2003 | Permalink | Discuss
Software patent research suggests patents reduce rather than protect R&D.
on Jun 20, 2003 | Permalink | Discuss
It seems the academic research around open source is reinforcing casual perceptions. But are commercial dimensions adequately considered?
on Jun 19, 2003 | Permalink | Discuss