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Open source is now a dominant force in IT, but experts warn that it can also make things risky and may not be for everyone

 

Via Gonzalo San Gil, PhD.

Going open source with your project should be treated with respect and commitment. As you open your codebase, remember that building a strong community of contributors and folks who care about the project is of utmost importance.

Via Gonzalo San Gil, PhD.

These are some of the best Linux distributions for former Windows XP users and people who have older PC hardware.

Via Gonzalo San Gil, PhD.

Want to check out Linux, but fear you might wreck your existing Windows installation? Don’t. There are plenty of risk-free ways to try Linux, from live CDs to USB keys to virtual machines – and I’m going to outline all of them. Whether you’re thinking of ditching Windows or simply want to tinker with some tech, Linux is worth looking into. There are hundreds of great Linux distros out there to try, all giving you easy access to tens of thousands of open source programs.

Via Gonzalo San Gil, PhD.

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The Linux community is not exactly happy with the comments

Via Gonzalo San Gil, PhD.

The Linux platform is actually the base for a multitude of operating systems, but a part of the community feels that there are too many distributions....

Via Gonzalo San Gil, PhD.

Posted 17 Dec 2013 by Aseem Sharma

In this interview, Alim Maherali, founder of C3 Inspire, tells Aseem Sharma about the new culture of startups where there's a reigning sense of collaboration and the overwhelming use of open source software.

Via Gonzalo San Gil, PhD.