Posts Tagged ‘red hat’

The Business Lessons Behind Commercial Open Source

April 27th, 2010 Admin
As the world of commercial open source software has grown, numerous business models have taken shape surrounding free products. Just consider Red Hat’s business model, which consists of selling support and services for open source software.

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The Business Lessons Behind Commercial Open Source

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Xen Cut from RHEL 6

April 24th, 2010 Admin
Red Hat pushed out a beta release of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 6 this week with a long list of new features, and one that didn’t make the cut: Xen.

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Xen Cut from RHEL 6

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In Defense of Distro-hopping

February 27th, 2010 Admin
Brian Proffitt recently tackled the topic of distro-hopping over on LinuxPlanet. Proffitt wonders whether the practice might be passe or something to be discouraged, but it’s here to stay and should be encouraged rather than looked at askew

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In Defense of Distro-hopping

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Measuring FAIL: A Scorecard for Evaluating Open Source Projects

February 17th, 2010 Admin
Ever wonder whether a given FLOSS project is going to succeed or flounder? Need a little help reading the tea leaves?

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Measuring FAIL: A Scorecard for Evaluating Open Source Projects

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Ksplice Uptrack: No More Rebooting?

February 10th, 2010 Admin
Do you dread kernel updates because they mean having to reboot the system? Not any more, at least for those willing to subscribe to a new service from Ksplice .

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Ksplice Uptrack: No More Rebooting?

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