Open source prima donnas to crush IBM, BEA and MS in 2008
And David Beckham's issues with FLOSS
Customer Success Testimonial: Recovery is Everything
Meat Cast If you have anything at all to do with open source software, you'll want to listen to Episode 2 of Open Season because there's a good chance we said something good or bad about you.
Yes, Mulesource's Dave Rosenberg, Alfresco's Matt Asay and I are back again, building on the tremendous success of our first show. In Episode 2, you'll hear Rosenberg and Asay deal with their insecurities after one listener - a CEO at another open source software maker - charged them with being the two biggest prima donnas in the FLOSS field. You'll also hear us tackle a host of other subjects detailed below in the show notes.
As proof that we listen to our, er, listeners, we've broken this show up into two sections. The first consists of our witty banter. The second consists of our attempts to provide useful information for anyone looking to do business in the open source software market. Those of you that want to skip the banter should head to minute 35 or so in the broadcast.
Sincere thanks go out to the thousands of you that tuned in to the first show. As always, you can send any feedback to me at software@theregister.com. We hope to have Ubuntu chief Mark Shuttleworth on the next episode. In the meantime, enjoy.
You can subscribe to the show on iTunes here or grab the Arse feed here. Ogg Vorbis coming, I swear.
Target Practice
We hit the following:
- Open source legal guru Mark Radcliffe's naughty trains
- Open source in Utah
- Bleak Wired photo of Darl McBride
- Matt Asay vs. Novell
- Ubuntu's mini server OS for VMware
- The 'Calista Flockhart' hypervisor from VMware
- Net App sues Sun and Fishworks
- OSI approves GPLv3
- Open Source David Beckham
- BEA disses open source
- InfoWorld's Best of Open Source list
- Page One PR - the friend of open source
Minute 35 - Open Source Business Help
- Developers learn the hard way about open code
- Sales people learn the open source way
- Good documentation equals dollars
- How Mulesource beats Tibco and BEA through solid software and value triggers
- When big vendors attack and how to defend - Oracle and IBM go after Mulesource
- Alfresco and MuleSource vow to kick big guys in the groin in 2008
- Documentum questions Alfresco and open source - Alfresco doesn't care
- Sharepoint - Microsoft's brilliance
- Mulesource News coming - break your silos
- Ashlee's book gets ready to ship
- Mark Shuttleworth possibly to star on next show
- Mulesource vs. Hyperic in Wii tennis tournament
- Dave drinks Red Monk kool-aid and starts blogging again
- For next show: Indemnity vs. Customers Concerns
See you soon. ®
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COMMENTS
All about google
Lads.. since google seems to be recurring theme (all through the two shows), Chew on this:
After another small blip on my attempts to replace Windows with Ubuntu, I can safely say that Google IS the enabling technology for Ubuntu.
Thank I Needed That
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zzz... huu? ...m'humph? huh? wh'? wazt 'ver? I wuz? z'over? I feel good, that wuz a nice nap. when's next one?
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