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	Linux: A Double Edged Sword for Open Source Alan Shimel: Linux is the poster child for the open source movement. Is what's good for Linux, good for all open source? The answer may be no. Read More WHITE PAPER: Blue Coat Systems Delivering Faster Applications to Any User, Anywhere This guide looks at the specific issues behind application performance problems and how to resolve them within a WAN Optimization environment. Read More In this Issue What Apple has in common with successful open source projects Open Source: No one is working for free Open Source Cloud APIs Vie For Dominance CodePlex's Walli: No need to overhaul open source definition, licenses Mozilla fixes Firefox's DLL load hijacking bug Why Android Is Stealing Share from iOS The 22 Best Android Apps Open source projects under microscope Linux distributions update for Web flaw A Guide to Today's Top 10 Linux Distributions WHITE PAPER: Compuware Insights to Application Performance Management Pressure to ensure superior application performance has never been greater. This Network World guide provides insight on APM best practices with articles on meeting the needs of mobile workers, Web applications' unique demands and integrating applications residing in the cloud. . Read now What Apple has in common with successful open source projects Eric Gries: Apple is able to conquer markets by ignoring the concept of the faceless, generic "market" and instead concentrating on winning the hearts and minds of individual users. Read More Open Source: No one is working for free Stephen Walli: People continue to wonder how to make money in the free and open source software world. It can lead to a management backlash of not contributing to FOSS projects. Read More Open Source Cloud APIs Vie For Dominance Alan Shimel: With Cloud Computing being the biggest thing in technology there is a huge race shaping up over which API will allow clouds to talk to each other. Read More WEBCAST: Meraki 802.11n: Faster, Easier, and Cheaper than Ethernet? See Cloud Controlled Wireless in action - including demos, case studies, and architectural analysis, to learn just how well this fast-moving technology lives up to its promises. Learn more! CodePlex's Walli: No need to overhaul open source definition, licenses Julie Bort: As long as Microsoft exists, there will be those who believe it's the KGB of the open source world, secretly doing everything it can to destroy the free software movement in general and Linux in particular. Read More Mozilla fixes Firefox's DLL load hijacking bug Mozilla on Tuesday patched 15 vulnerabilities in Firefox, 11 of them labeled critical. Read More Why Android Is Stealing Share from iOS Hardly a week goes by without some fresh evidence of Android's growing success. Read More WHITE PAPER: Checkpoint Software Point Abra: A Secure Virtual Workspace Discover how you can turn any PC into your own corporate desktop with a fully encrypted USB stick. Read now! The 22 Best Android Apps Not sure what to download from the Android Market? Try these top titles, including Barcode Scanner, BeyondPod, and SkyFire. Read More Open source projects under microscope The 13 finalists in the open source competition, the Demo Cup, have been announced Read More Linux distributions update for Web flaw A widely used program for Web spidering can be hijacked for malicious purposes Read More A Guide to Today's Top 10 Linux Distributions One of the most confusing things for the newcomer to Linux is how many distributions, or versions, of the operating system there are. Ubuntu is the one most people have heard of, but there are hundreds of others as well, each offering some variant on the basic Linux theme. Read More
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