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Survey: Linux moving out Unix; support improving
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Michael S. Mimoso, Senior News Editor
Linux and open source acquisition costs are a fraction of comparable proprietary options, but those savings are often offset by high integration, maintenance and support costs. However, that shouldn't sway enterprise CIOs and CTOs from using open source, a...
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LinuxWorld preview: Linux takes backseat to open source, says CA CTO
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Jan Stafford
In 2005, what's the biggest barrier to widespread adoption of open source applications by businesses? Gupta: There is a wide range of open source technology out there. SourceForge has 90,000-plus projects. Some of it is ready for business adoption, but a lot of it is not and may not really have been meant to be. The challenge is to...
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OSDL's Weinberg: Open source is a 'velvet' revolution
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Jan Stafford, Editor
growth and IT needs. Investments in Linux and accompanying open source applications and middleware, by contrast, offer higher ROI. Investment and risk can be shared with a community of like-minded developers and users, and the standards-based APIs and components in Linux are both long-lived and portable to future (re...
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