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By Steven Burke, ChannelWeb One of the highlights of Everything Channel's XChange Tech Innovators conference in Las Vegas this week was all the solution provider buzz and activity around cloud computing. The cloud frenzy at...
Summary : Neither the Mono project nor particular distributions pay attention to Microsoft’s simple stance T HIS morning we wrote about the GIMP being removed by Canonical , as expected . It may seem unimportant, but it is...
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Summary : How Microsoft partners and former employees have reached the point of infesting and deforming “open source” as we once knew it T HE title is borrowed from a book of Christopher Hitchens , which was intended to alert...
ready for me to download and play with. But I guess that's the good news. Rushing the introduction of such an important OS would've been a bad idea, especially when Chrome proposes to be nothing like Mac OS X, Windows, or the...
At this year's Dreamforce confab, CEO Marc Benioff took the wrappers off a cloud-based collaboration system called Chatter. Not just a social network for salesforce.com users, Chatter proposes to blend feeds with document...
SNW Europe breaks all attendance records ... Hitachi Data Systems Creates Specialist Data Centre Solutions Team ... Data Robotics Launches Online Drobo Store in Europe ... OPERA by Texas Memory Systems Boosts Oracle...
A reader believes that an application which promotes .NET/Mono might be marketed to GNU/Linux-using public some time in the future now that the GIMP is removed from Ubuntu, due to another Mono application
Healthcare, like open source, is somewhat immune to the effects of the recession It's been a busy week for Tech Data (NASDAQ: TECD In Canada, the distie announced the latest addition to its lineup of marketing programs:...
Summary: Microsoft and Novell want you to feel differently (deceived) about them and their products; resources allocated to the task Microsoft openly engages in what's known as "perception management" [1, 2]. It's a PR tactic...
