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Interview with Eric S. Raymond

Issue 165

From Issue #165
January 2008

Jan 01, 2008  By Glyn Moody
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Eric Raymond on the history and future of open source.
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This is a very open and

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Submitted by mathews (not verified) on Sat, 07/10/2010 - 01:43.

This is a very open and refreshing interview with Eric S. Raymond who was one of the people who coined the term “open source” and has written his book “The Cahedral and the Bazar (CatB) where he analysis why the open source development approach is so ideal! Here he speaks about his hopes and disappoints relating to the rise and fall of big companies like Google, Microsoft, Linux, Linspire, Ubuntu and the role that out-source approach help to solve in the challenges faced by the world like climate change, sea acidification, etc, to which he candidly says that the most important lesson from out-source is that we have to work as a unit with an open mind with no secret agendas where freedom of thought is the key!! Couldn't agree more!!RFID Tags

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Submitted by Anonymous on Thu, 05/27/2010 - 12:38.

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Php and this was very easy to follow and helped a lot.
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Saas & FLOSS

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Submitted by ScorpFromHell (not verified) on Tue, 12/11/2007 - 11:52.

How will the SaaS market shape up with the launch of licenses like AGPLv3, from an Free/Libre & Open Source Software perspective?

Now that x86-64 is imminent, but still with no clear winner emerging just as yet, proliferation of web based apps will further remove the dependence on killer apps. And licenses like the AGPLv3 are just helping the business apps like Funambol to start a new trend.

Will we be able to roll out the world domination plan as yet?

-- Prem

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