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451 CAOS Links – 2006.10.17
Raven Zachary, October 17, 2006 @ 9:48 pm ETMySQL Enterprise — Double your DBA Staff without Adding Headcount, MySQL (Press Release)
Ingres Opens Its Doors in India to Satisfy Growing Demand for Business Open Source Software, Ingres (Press Release)
Free Standards Group Teams with O’Reilly Media to Offer Linux Developer Services, Free Standards Group (Press Release)
Hyperic Enhances Enterprise-Class Software Security, Hyperic (Press Release)
Zimbra Soars Past Four Million Paid Mailbox Milestone, Zimbra (Press Release)
Alfresco Releases Java Software Developer Kit, Alfresco (Press Release)
Pentaho Joins IBM Partner Program, Pentaho (Press Release)
Leaked letter warns of open source ‘threat to eco-system’, Techworld, Matthew Broersma (Article)
FSF should separate GPLv3 changes, Linux.com, Bruce Byfield (Article)
Novell’s ongoing Linux makeover, Computerworld, Deni Connor (Article)
There is no Oracle Linux, Linux-Watch, Steven Vaughan-Nichols (Article)
Who owns Solaris?, ZDNet, Paul Murphy (Blog)
Why would anyone invest in open source? Part two, Computer Business Review Online Open Source Weblog, Matthew Aslett (Blog)
A Question of Choice, Linux Journal, Glyn Moody (Blog)
Enterprising MySQL, tecosystems, Stephen O’Grady (Blog)
Making stodgy cool: Coupa (open source procurement), InfoWorld Open Sources, Matt Asay (Blog)
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