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“OK Labs is shipping a commercially supported, BSD-licensed ‘OKL4’ microkernel that runs Linux and other guest OSes in user space, targeting devices such as mobile phones.” — Aussie rockers OK Labs and Fluffy Spider, working together.
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“The open source platform will enable Loyalty Pacific to meet current and future business needs, which makes it a critical part the company’s future - from the server right through to the desktop.” — Loyalty Pacific (FlyBuys) embraces Linux.
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Jeff Waugh is passionate about the philosophy of Software Freedom and the business of Open Source. Would you like to know more?
This blog is entirely his own, and does not represent the opinions of current or former employers.
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- http://www.lemonlyman.com -> http://www.warnerbros.com :-( ... for my West Wing devotee buddies. :-) 23 hrs ago
- "A .22 calibre mind in a .357 world." -- Bartlet on Ritchie, applicable to Palin: A shallow candidate, out of her depth. McCain's judgement. 2 days ago
- "past is prologue." -- Joe Biden... a great thought, but probably way above the heads of much of the electorate. wish that weren't the case. 4 days ago
- RT @hodgman "If you want a VP who wants to expand the power of her office, and never give interviews or answer direct questions, VOTE PALIN" 4 days ago
- Sarah Palin... supporting abuse of the constitution while standing in front of a huge banner that says, "protecting the constitution". 4 days ago
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