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Microsoft beating Mozilla...in open-source licensingCNET News, CAby Matt Asay The MS-PL is now used by 1.02 percent of open-source projects. This is impressive given that it was only approved by the Open Source Initiative some two years ago. The Mozilla Public License (MPL), by contrast, has been around for many ...Microsoft open-source license finds (some) loveRegisterall 2 news articles
Reductive to service Puppet open source configman tools - ZDNet
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GPL declines as open source moves to the Web - CNET News
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Is VMware Buying Red Hat?
Because of its slow growth - a factor of the freebie open source business model - Red Hat has become fodder for Wall Street acquisition speculation, BusinessWeek says, and offers VMware as a possible suitor. Such an acquisition would give VMware the operating system it's lacking, make its products cheaper and make it a more viable competitor against Microsoft - or so the theory goes.BusinessWeek claims to have heard from "some industry executives" that VMware is looking for an operating system and says ousted VMware CEO Diane Greene "had set up meetings with Red Hat in part to position VMware as friendly to open source and possibly as a prelude to a buyout discussion."Red Hat also needs the virtualization halo for growth.read more
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