For my buddies OSS project (Ilohamail) he is the only developer listed on Sourceforge but he has quite a few contributors. He has a forum where people contribute ideas and report bugs. He also has five or six people who have translated his program into different languages for him. This shows that though there may only be a few core developers there are often many other contributors to open source projects.
Uhhh, doesn't that happen all the time. It isn't Home Depot that goes out of business. With the competition that the big guy creates usually only one little guy survives. Some people like the little guy but there isn't usually room for many little guys. Only a select number of people are willing to accept the possible higher prices, lower convenience or whatever drawback of the small guy.
Are they still denying that they bought SCO just to kill SCO Unix or have they fessed up to it now? Where can we find info on Open Unix and SCO Unix? I have never heard of either.
There is going to have to be a shift in the ip paradigm. It is imminent. The people that are making money off of the status-quo can only fight it for so long.
Hell no it wouldn't. In its entire run was there ever closure, in any of the episodes? No, they were all left open, leaving you guessing, making you think. I have no idea why anyone would think the final episode would be any different.
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For my buddies OSS project (Ilohamail) he is the only developer listed on Sourceforge but he has quite a few contributors. He has a forum where people contribute ideas and report bugs. He also has five or six people who have translated his program into different languages for him. This shows that though there may only be a few core developers there are often many other contributors to open source projects.
It is allready on news.com
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Can you imagine a beowulf cluster of those?
In a somewhat related story, Taiwan is pushing free software.
Germany and IBM have been working together for years. Since the third reich
What advice to you have for open source developers who are just getting started?
The US is going to have to play catch-up on this one. In about five years the US government will be wishing it had been as smart as the germans.
What happened to all there investors? Like those Bertlesman folks. Have they all bailed out?
Uhhh, doesn't that happen all the time. It isn't Home Depot that goes out of business. With the competition that the big guy creates usually only one little guy survives. Some people like the little guy but there isn't usually room for many little guys. Only a select number of people are willing to accept the possible higher prices, lower convenience or whatever drawback of the small guy.
Is there any non-caldera created info? Post caldera buy-out stuff.
Are they still denying that they bought SCO just to kill SCO Unix or have they fessed up to it now? Where can we find info on Open Unix and SCO Unix? I have never heard of either.
There is going to have to be a shift in the ip paradigm. It is imminent. The people that are making money off of the status-quo can only fight it for so long.
a cd burner. With a connection to the campus network in her dorm room she can download mp3z like mad.
...are fairly cheap and would encourage web exhibitionism.
without the silly suit. Hold on one sec while I reload my bfg...
Is there anything illegal about making a patch and distributing it?
Can I patent this pop-up technique?
There was no warning on the kuro5hin article, the spoiler was in the beggining part of the diary entry, dumbass.
I didn't skip out of work...but my boss did. Bastard.
Hell no it wouldn't. In its entire run was there ever closure, in any of the episodes? No, they were all left open, leaving you guessing, making you think. I have no idea why anyone would think the final episode would be any different.
TWO HOURS? Holy shit, i missed the first half hour!
There is a spoiler here. Not even a warning! Damn it! It doesn't start for another 2 hours here.
Yeah, what the hell? How is this off-topic?
Attention moderators, please set down your crack pipes.
Isn't OS X based on BSD? Don't a whole load of servers run BSD?
I have had problems with Java support using Opera. Have they fixed this yet?