Open Source Links for 20-Aug-2007

Posted on August 20, 2007 by Guy Snir
Filed Under Open Source, Enterprise, Linux, Security, Microsoft, License, Business |

Lowering the bar to open-source sales - Matt Asay, CNET

Q&A with Linus Torvalds - Swapnil Bhartiya, EFY News Network

A discussion regarding Microsoft submiting the MSPL to the OSI

Tighter budgets mean more Open Source - OpenSoureCommunity.org

ClamAV deal is new marker for open source merger market - Dana Blankenhorn, ZDNet

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