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- State of the enterprise tech economy
- State of the enterprise tech economyIT Exec's!I have to agree with your assessment concerning the state of the IT industry as a whole.Most It exec's have years of experience at working with less to do more, so it seems that this recent turn of events will not deter most from...
- Tags: Outsourcing, enterprise tech economy, State-of-the enterprise tech economy, State-Of-The
- Discussion threads 2008-10-20
- The Vista RAM puzzle: Is 2GB enough?
- The Vista RAM puzzle: Is 2GB enough?1GB is enoughBeen running Vista Enterprise on a machine with 1GB RAM for awhile now. It's more sluggish than XP opf course, but it runs fine.ReadyBoost2GB has been good for me as well. I'd have to say that if you are running virtual machines...
- Tags: Microsoft Windows Vista (Longhorn), RAM, Microsoft Windows Vista, ReadyBoost, memory
- Discussion threads 2007-08-13
- Stallman: OSDL patent project 'worse than nothing'
- Stallman: OSDL patent project 'worse than nothing'Stallman: OSDL patent project 'worse than nothing'Ah yes, the weight of 2 of the worst open source zealots collapsing on themselves.FrighteningI am agreeing with Stallman. That's really frightening. I need to run and hide.Seriously, while I in priciple agree with Stallmans' vision and goals,...
- Tags: OPEN SOURCE, ODSL, Open Source Development Labs, Stallman, patent
- Discussion threads 2006-09-19
- Bug hunters, software firms in uneasy alliance
- Bug hunters, software firms in uneasy allianceOpen V ProprietaryThis article highlights some of the major differences between proprietary and Open Source products. Truly Open Source entities such as the Linux OS do not belong to anyone, they belong to everyone who contributes. Because a proprietary products is the intellectual property...
- Tags: SECURITY, Microsoft Corp., alliance, software, flaw, open source
- Discussion threads 2005-09-06
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