In this episode Steve O'Grady and Coté talk about Apple's recent open source efforts, FileNet and IBM, IBM getting closer to the end user, and the frustration with Linux drivers.

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Disclaimer: IBM is a client.

In this episode, Steve O'Grady (fresh back from vacation) and Coté talk about LinuxWorld, HP's announcement that they'll offer Debian support, and the Linux Standard Base.

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In this episode, Steve, James, and Coté talk about the idea of open data and the privacy and commercial concerns wrapped up in that discussion.

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In this episode, Steve, James, and Coté talk about OSCON 2006, the changing working definition, if any, of open source, and other questions which Coté confuses himself by asking.

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In this episode, Steve, James, and Coté talk about the tedious task of open sourcing a previously closed source code base. The narrower topic of discussion, of course, is open sourcing Java.

About half-way through, Steve breaks up a little bit. Please pardon the VoIP snafu.

...and we finally pick back up the thread of OSCON in the next, upcoming episode ;>

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In this episode, James and I talk about, among other things, open and free access to data public data, Jame's initial thoughts on The Long Tail, and how Stormhoek should clearly open WiFi wine bars in every town...at least the ones we live in ;>

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In this episode, Coté and James talk about systems management with a touch of Rails.

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