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Showing 1-15 of 15 results foundOpen-source transitions gather steam
July 6, 2006 Microsoft and Sun continue to make an uneasy peace with open-source software as it becomes more and more of a business reality.Report: Microsoft says open source violates 235 patents
May 14, 2007 Top Microsoft lawyer alleges in a magazine interview that the Linux kernel and OpenOffice.org violate hundreds of the company's patents.Google throws bodies at OpenOffice
October 31, 2005 With rival Microsoft in mind, the search giant will hire people to work on the open-source software suite.Sun expands open-source Java plan
August 15, 2006 Server and software company to release open-source components, open up Java for gadgets this year.Open source, from Apache to Zimbra
November 22, 2006 In the software business, you can't just sit around--there's always a new feature to add or the Joneses to keep up with.Sun to offer more free software
November 30, 2005 The company plans to give away Java Enterprise System, N1 management tools with its Solaris operating system.Red Hat exec takes Sun to task on open source
September 24, 2004 Michael Tiemann criticizes software rival Sun for its support of patents and for keeping Java proprietary.A Microsoft-Red Hat warming trend?
May 10, 2005 CEOs Steve Ballmer and Matthew Szulik met for a meal recently, sources say. How's Microsoft feeling about open source these days?OpenOffice celebrates turning 2.0
October 20, 2005 Programmers release a major overhaul to the open-source software suite that has recently become a more serious rival to Microsoft Office.Year in review: New players enliven open source
December 21, 2007 Yahoo, Google, Adobe, Sun Microsystems, and even Microsoft freshen up the open-source marketplace.Ex-Sun exec returns to run software group
May 1, 2006 Rich Green, who left for a start-up in 2004, is expected to be named Sun's software chief, CNET News.com has learned.This week in open source
June 17, 2005 Can new partnerships make LAMP a more serious contender to Java and Microsoft's .NET? Also: Sun releases Solaris code.Rising challenges in open source
October 26, 2006 Hackers are getting their hands on Linux code, and Oracle now has its nose in the Red Hat tent.Week in review: Open source changing course
June 17, 2005 week in reviewWith new releases and new partnerships, software such as LAMP and Solaris took the spotlight this week.LinuxWorld: Xen lures big-name endorsements
February 18, 2005 special coverage In just a few months, the open-source software package has been catapulted to the limelight. Also: Sun bumps back Opteron servers. Photos: Scenes from LinuxWorld
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