Open-source transitions gather steam
Microsoft and Sun continue to make an uneasy peace with open-source software as it becomes more and more of a business reality.
Microsoft and Sun Microsystems continue to make an uneasy peace with open-source software as it becomes more and more of a business reality.
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blog The latest update to Microsoft's much-maligned Internet Explorer is getting a plug from an unlikely source.
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Microsoft bends on OpenDocument
The software giant will sponsor an open-source project to create a converter between Open Office XML and OpenDocument file formats.July 5, 2006
Sun's open-source odyssey
newsmaker Sun's incoming software VP, Rich Green, says the company envisions a world dominated by open source.July 6, 2006
Dual-license developer Trolltech makes stock debut
Norwegian company that offers code under both closed-source and open-source licenses launches its IPO.July 5, 2006
OpenOffice patches three security holes
Flaws in open-source productivity suite could let in intruders. But don't worry, company says--we fix faster than Microsoft.July 5, 2006
Firefox architect: IE 7 'looks pretty good'
blog The latest update to Microsoft's much-maligned Internet Explorer is getting a plug from an unlikely source.July 5, 2006
previous coverage
Red Hat sued over JBoss technology
Company gets hit by a patent lawsuit related to JBoss, just weeks after completing its purchase of the open-source software company.June 30, 2006
Microsoft aims to charm open-source world
Company highlights open-source strategy at London conference, but some attendees are leery of its motives.June 29, 2006