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Drools vs jBPM personal experience
Submitted by Webmaster on Tuesday May 26, 2009
This comment was published in The Server Side web page (http://www.theserverside.com) in response of some comments asking about the differences and the overlap between two projects from JBoss: jBPM and Drools low.
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Ubuntu: Canonical support
Submitted by Webmaster on Monday May 25, 2009
Let's introduce a subject that I've rarely seen discussed on planets or forums: Canonical paid-for support. At Oxford Archaeology we have been paying customers for almost a year, and I think it is a good time to look back and see if it was worth it, what worked well, and what could be improved.
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Firebird Maestro 9.5 released
Submitted by Webmaster on Monday May 25, 2009
SQL Maestro Group is pleased to announce the release of Firebird Maestro v. 9.5, a powerful Windows GUI solution for Firebird administration and database development.
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The depressing world of RoR
Submitted by Webmaster on Monday May 25, 2009
This is a rant so you have to take it with a grain of salt; on the other hand, what I'm going to write about is not just my emotional status working with Rails, and you should not take it like it was coming from a Ruby or Rails either; Ruby is still my language of choice, and the blog is still running on Typo, after all.
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Debian Archive Signing Key to be changed
Submitted by Webmaster on Monday May 25, 2009
The Debian Project wishes to announce the change of the GNU Privacy Guard key used to digitaly sign its archive reference files. Signatures are used to ensure that packages installed by users are the very same originally distributed by Debian, and have not been exchanged or tempered with.
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Windows server has Linux in crosshairs
Submitted by Webmaster on Friday May 22, 2009
Microsoft's new entry-level server edition, Windows Server 2008 Foundation, is aimed squarely at Linux, and the software giant says its "simplicity" is expected to give it the edge over Linux as the choice server OS for the small business segment.
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Linux Desktop Stats: Wrong Question, Wrong Answers
Submitted by Webmaster on Friday May 22, 2009
I'm not surprised that desktop Linux has hit the one percent milestone. I'm surprised that anyone takes these numbers seriously in the first place.
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Report Recommends How to Switch to Linux
Submitted by Webmaster on Friday May 22, 2009
Experts predicted that the economy would make this the year that many organizations switched to Linux. A coming Windows 7 upgrade considered to be better than Vista -- seemed to increase the odds.
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Deploy Linux desktops for non-technical users, says study
Submitted by Webmaster on Friday May 22, 2009
A study commissioned by IBM and carried out by Freeform Dynamics found that Linux on the desktop was most easily achieved when first targeted at groups of non-technical users, such as those with moderate and predictable use of email and office tools.
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Alleged Nokia Linux smartphone plans exposed by leak
Submitted by Webmaster on Friday May 22, 2009
New information about Nokia's Linux strategy has been exposed through a leak. The company is allegedly planning to bring its Linux-based Maemo platform to smartphone devices in 2010.
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Video Walkthrough: Switchvox Developer Central
Submitted by Webmaster on Friday May 22, 2009
This video is a quick walkthrough of the Test Suite inside the brand new Switchvox Developer Central. It shows how to use this online tool to connect to your Switchvox and request XML via the new Extend API in Switchvox SMB 4.0.
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FirebirdClient 2.5 Final released
Submitted by Webmaster on Friday May 22, 2009
I'm happy to announce, after about 47 000 000 seconds of thinking and development, release of FirebirdClient 2.5. This new shiny release contains couple of very interesting new features
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Drools 5 Released
Submitted by Webmaster on Friday May 22, 2009
The Drools team are pleased to announce the release of Drools 5.0 Final. Everyone's favourite Java Rule Engine with the delivery of version 5.0 gives genesis to the Business Logic integration Platform, which provides a unified and integrated platform for Rules, Workflow and Event Processing.
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Open Source as an Enterprise Strategy
Submitted by Webmaster on Thursday May 21, 2009
After the dotcom crash, a new argument about open source arose: "What if the company you bought software from goes under? Open source gives you a viable route to find consultants, move development internally, and so on. You're not dependent on any one group's success." You can find this logic behind the Ubuntu Foundation pledge.
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Running Fedora 10 on MacBook Pro
Submitted by Webmaster on Thursday May 21, 2009
VirtualBox is a freely available open source x86 virtualization product released under the GNU General Public License (GPL). I was directed to this product by a colleague of mine while trying to find a way to get a Linux bash shell running on my MacBook Pro for Linux Certification training purposes.
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Even Linux-loving firms only deploy it to one-fifth of employees
Submitted by Webmaster on Thursday May 21, 2009
Half of the businesses that have deployed Linux on the desktop have rolled it out to less than 20% of their workers due to perceived and real obstacles, according to a survey by released by a U.K. analyst firm.
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IBM: Linux desktops bucking the recession
Submitted by Webmaster on Thursday May 21, 2009
IBM put out a study datelined one minute past midnight this Thursday morning commenting on the fact that outside of netbooks, the recession has largely put the kibosh on PC growth.
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Desktop Linux For The Windows Power User
Submitted by Webmaster on Thursday May 21, 2009
Ubuntu 9.04, codenamed Jaunty Jackalope, is a solid release and well worth the bandwidth. I stuck with 8.04 LTS (Hardy Heron) when the sub-par 8.10 (Intrepid Ibex) came out last October, but I will definitely upgrade all my machines to Jaunty in the coming weeks.
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Beta-testing the .msi installer for Strawberry Perl
Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday May 20, 2009
I've created some "Beta-test" MSI installers for Strawberry Perl - they're available at http://csjewell.comyr.com/perl/strawberryperlbeta.html for you to test out, hammer on, etc.
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Windows 7 on your Mac for free
Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday May 20, 2009
Most people who read The Download Blog are probably familiar with the the coming release of Windows 7. For a full rundown of new features, check out Seth Rosenblatt's hands-on post, but there's plenty of Windows 7 content to pore over.
