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Microsoft re-explains .Net strategy

November 20, 2003 The software giant's elusive initiative--a hot topic a few years ago but overshadowed by other Microsoft efforts lately--is declared alive and well by a Comdex panel. TAGS: COMDEX, Microsoft .NET, open standard, trade show, API, XML, open source, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows

Novell launches test of open-source project

May 6, 2004 The company unveils a test release of Mono, an open-source version of Microsoft's .Net programming framework and tools that's designed for Linux and Unix. TAGS: Mono, Ximian, Microsoft .NET, Novell Inc., Microsoft .NET Framework, Unix, Linux, open source, programming, programming language, Microsoft Corp., operating system, Microsoft Windows

Novell delays open-source project

November 18, 2003 Developers and corporate customers eager to get their hands on an open-source version of Microsoft's .Net line of programming tools will need to wait a little longer. TAGS: Mono, Ximian, Novell Inc., Microsoft .NET, Stephen O'Grady, programming tool, open source, Unix, Linux, API, project, Microsoft Corp., GUI, developer, Java, information technology

Open-source projects on a roll

September 1, 2005 Format behind OpenOffice suite gets boost in Boston, while backers of integration software look for safety in numbers. TAGS: OpenOffice, Boston, open source, Microsoft .NET, Linux, Web browser, Microsoft Corp.

Sun wrestles with open-source Java

July 2, 2004 An open-source approach could strengthen Sun's software. But Sun is moving cautiously. TAGS: Larry Lessig, Java, Mono, O'Reilly Media Inc., Sun Microsystems Inc., open source, James Gosling, open-source software, compatibility, software license, Microsoft .NET, Linux, IBM Corp., Unix, Microsoft Corp.

Microsoft embraces open-source scripting language

January 4, 2006 Company unveils first beta of IronPython, a .Net implementation of Python, in hopes of luring programmers to Windows. TAGS: Python, Microsoft Visual Studio, Microsoft .NET, Unix, scripting language, beta, open source, Apple Computer, Microsoft Corp., software company, Linux, Apple Macintosh, Microsoft Windows

Wiki start-up taps open source to lure new users

July 25, 2006 Looking for more users, wiki appliance company MindTouch will open source its business wiki software and a Web development framework. TAGS: Wiki, open source, Microsoft .NET, project, start-up, XML, server, Microsoft Corp.

JBoss hopes to expand 'ownership' of open source

March 31, 2004 The middleware developer says it plans to use its war chest of venture capital to "own" key open-source projects, and even applications running on .Net could be in its sights. TAGS: JBoss, aspect-oriented, open-source project, code base, open source, ownership, Apache Tomcat, project, venture capital, middleware, Microsoft .NET, Java, developer, function, database, Microsoft Corp.

More than an open-source curiosity

July 15, 2004 Novell's Miguel de Icaza is working on a technology that he says can replicate Microsoft's vaunted software development platform on Linux. TAGS: Mono, Mono 1.0, Novell Inc., Ximian, Linux, Microsoft .NET, open source, programmer, development tool, C# language, IDE, Microsoft Corp., developer, operating system, Microsoft Windows

Promoting the promise of Longhorn

July 20, 2004 Microsoft's new developer division vice president, S. "Soma" Somasegar, plots a course for making Microsoft's Windows and .Net software the cutting-edge favorite of developers. TAGS: Soma, Microsoft Longhorn, Microsoft .NET, programmer, IDE, development tool, developer, IBM Corp., Sun Microsystems Inc., vice president, open source, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Corp., Java

A smoother blend for Java

November 25, 2003 IBM and BEA collaborate on ways to ease technical differences in their Java lines. Also, software providers work on interoperability among competing development tools. TAGS: BEA Systems Inc., JBoss, Java, Java tool, Sun Microsystems Inc., application server, open source, Java application, IBM Corp., development tool, software company, Microsoft .NET, portal, server, Microsoft Corp.

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. TAGS: Java, open-source version, Sun Microsystems Inc., open source, open-source software, programming language, C# language, community, Microsoft .NET, software company, server, IBM Corp., Microsoft Corp.

Novell ships cross-platform Mono tool

June 30, 2004 Company's open-source project aims bring easy-to-use .Net tools to Linux and other operating systems. TAGS: Mono, Mono 1.0, Novell Inc., Microsoft .NET, Microsoft Visual Studio, development tool, C# language, Microsoft Visual Studio.Net, application development, Microsoft Longhorn, Linux, open-source software, operating system, developer, open source, Microsoft Corp.

Open-source LAMP a beacon to developers

June 14, 2005 Companies that thrive on Linux, Apache, MySQL and related software band together to better support corporate customers. TAGS: ActiveGrid, Covalent Technologies, Apache Software Foundation, corporate customer, Apache Web server, stack, Microsoft .NET, Stephen O'Grady, open source, Java, PHP, application development, Web server, MySQL Database, server software, MySQL

Microsoft signs .Net deal in China

November 21, 2003 The software maker reaches agreements intended to deepen its ties with the Chinese government, even as the country's officials enlist rival Sun in a nationwide open-source push. TAGS: desktop software, Sun Java Desktop System, agreement, China, information technology, Sun Microsystems Inc., teacher, Steve Ballmer, school, open source, Microsoft .NET, desktop computer, government, training, Microsoft Corp., software company

Novell snaps up Linux company Ximian

August 4, 2003 The networking software maker accelerates its Linux push with the acquisition and pledges its commitment to Ximian's high-profile, open-source projects. TAGS: Ximian, Novell Inc., Mono, Ximian Desktop, Linux, GNOME, Linux company, open source, Novell NetWare, networking, acquisition, Microsoft .NET, project, software company, operating system, Microsoft Corp.

Mozilla, Gnome mull united front against Longhorn

April 28, 2004 Representatives from the open-source foundations meet to figure out a common plan of attack as Microsoft's tightly integrated Web and desktop technology looms. TAGS: GNOME, Microsoft Longhorn, XAML, Mozilla Corp., Ximian, open source, desktop software, co-founder, combination, Web browser, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft .NET, operating system, Java, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Linux

Microsoft, JBoss link server software

September 27, 2005 In another sign of its changing posture toward open-source, Redmond pledges to achieve great interoperability with JBoss products. TAGS: JBoss, application server, server software, Java, GPL, Steve Ballmer, open source, collaboration, Redmond, open-source software, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft .NET, Linux, server, Microsoft Windows

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. TAGS: Xen, Fedora Project, Sun Solaris, Fedora Core, GCC, stack, RAD, Sun Microsystems Inc., open source, Linux, Apache Software Foundation, open-source software, PHP, Red Hat Inc., Microsoft .NET, operating system

Linux powers throw weight behind desktop version

November 12, 2003 Red Hat, IBM and an open-source consortium are each beginning serious work to advance Linux for use on desktop computers, possibly making the OS a more serious threat to Microsoft. TAGS: desktop Linux, Open Source Development Labs, Linux, Red Hat Inc., consortium, desktop computer, IBM Corp., open source, Boston, data center, threat, conference, Microsoft .NET, operating system, work, Microsoft Corp.