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According to Yahoo co-founder David Filo, hack day represents Yahoo?s new open source strategy....
Could control be the key to Google's Android?.....
Open mobile platforms--vulnerable to attacks?.....
Does interoperability violate the GPL?.....
Interview: Frank Hecker of Mozilla on open source.....
Adium, an open-source instant-messaging client for OS X, has released its latest version (1.3). Adium, like the Pidgin IM client, makes it possible to use a single IM program, rather than run multiple clients simultaneously for AIM, MSN, Yahoo, and several other networks. Adium's latest release includes support for the Facebook IM client, providing desktop access to this otherwise Web-only communications channel.
Firefox 3 gets four percent market share--in just one week...
InfoWorld's top ten Firefox extensions, plus some of our favorites...
On his last day, Bill Gates says Microsoft/Yahoo deal is unlikely...
As Gates exits Microsoft, will the company become friendlier to open source?...
Does Yahoo's reorg signal a cloud computing move?...
By Aaron Huslage
Let's face it, open source software runs the Internet. Without it we wouldn't have basic services like DNS, or even the web server that's sending you this page. This isn't a new phenomenon. People have been writing and distributing OSS software since the Internet was born. I'm always amused when people characterize it as a new-fangled thing. That does a complete disservice to the hard work of folks all over the world, and the phenomenal software they have written.
