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Sep

2009

451 CAOS Links 2009.09.18

Posted by The 451 Group on Fri 18 Sep 2009 11:33 UTC
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Citrix joins the Linux Foundation. BonitaSoft raises $3m. And more.

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“Tracking the open source news wires, so you don’t have to.”

# Citrix joined The Linux Foundation.

# Open source BPM vendor BonitaSoft raised $3m from Ventech and Auriga Partners.

# Jaspersoft updated JasperReports Professional with enhanced data visualization.

# US CIO Vivek Kundra outlined the government’s cloud strategy, using NASA’s open source Nebula cloud.

# Infobright …

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Jul

2009

451 CAOS Links 2009.07.31

Posted by The 451 Group on Fri 31 Jul 2009 14:26 UTC
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When open source goes bad. Is open source a success or failure? And more.

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When open source goes bad
The H reported on the apparent turmoil at the CentOS project, while Jay Lyman offered the CAOS perspective. Meanwhile Slashdot reported that Alan Cox has quit as Linux TTY subsystem maintainer.

Success or failure?
Danny Windham, Digium CEO, …

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Feb

2009

Installing Apache / PHP / MySQL / phpMyAdmin / Eclipse Zend PDT / Zend Framework: on XP Gaming machine

Posted by Joe Devon on Wed 18 Feb 2009 04:46 UTC
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PHP, Apache, eclipse, Zend, phpMyAdmin, XP, MySQL

Since I’m creating a new install of a development environment on an XP gaming machine, I thought I’d just document the process for posterity. Make sure you are running at least Service Pack 2. Here is the version I’m installing: … Continue reading →

Nov

2008

Enabling MySQL Query Cache with Zend Framework through PDO::MYSQL_ATTR_USE_BUFFERED_QUERY

Posted by Joe Devon on Mon 10 Nov 2008 04:20 UTC
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PHP, Zend, mysql query cache, zend framework, MySQL

It’s interesting that if you read through the Zend dB manual, they mention a big problem with Zend Framework, namely that since Zend uses prepared statements, if you’re running a pre-5.1.17 version of MySQL, you give up the benefits of … Continue reading →

Jun

2007

Hacking Business Models

Posted by Zak Greant on Mon 18 Jun 2007 12:27 UTC
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work, PHP, Open Source, Business, patents, eZ systems, eZ publish, Planet Advocacy, Licensing, Copyright, Copyfight, Fun, Free Information, culture, Mozilla Foundation, Location, MySQL AB, Mozilla, Person, Copyleft, Monty Widenius, Digital Civil Liberties, Zend, Finland, Monty, F

This weekend, Monty and I got together for a different kind of hacking session.

Instead of developing software, we were working on developing a set of rough principles and rules for running a Free Software/Open Source business. We both have a good amount of experience working with various FLOSS projects (like Mozilla, MySQL, PHP, etc.) and FLOSS companies (like eZ Systems, Mozilla, MySQL, Zend, etc.) and hope that we can put this experience to good use.

For me, this was a tremendous help - I’ve been putting off working on this for Foo Associates for some months now. It is much easier to work on meeting the needs of customers than it is to work on planning for the future.

The notes are still extremely rough, but both Monty and I want to post them so that people can discuss. Also, …

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