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February 4th, 2010

FLOSS Weekly 107: Stellarium

Stellarium, the realistic 3-D planetarium for your computer.

106

February 1st, 2010

FLOSS Weekly 106: Cfengine

Cfengine, the standalone datacenter management platform.

105

January 22nd, 2010

FLOSS Weekly 105: MongoDB

MongoDB, the a scalable, schema-free, document-oriented database written in C++.

104

January 14th, 2010

FLOSS Weekly 104: FreeBSDGirl

FreeBSD, the OS for server, desktop, and embedded computer platforms.

103

January 6th, 2010

FLOSS Weekly 103: Open Source SOA

Open Source SOA, a methodology for developing applications using accessible, discrete, reusable components.

102

January 1st, 2010

FLOSS Weekly 102: Jython

Jython, a Java implementation of Python and the successor to JPython.

101

December 24th, 2009

FLOSS Weekly 101: pfSense

We discuss pfSense, the customized firewall distribution based on FreeBSD.

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May 19th, 2006

FLOSS Weekly 6: Larry Augustin

Chris DiBona and Leo Laporte Guest: Larry Augustin Joining us this week, the visionary who helped move Linux into the mainstream and is now working on the next step in open source: big enterprise software.
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Subscribe by clicking one of the buttons below. Larry Augustin was a grad student at Stanford when he started VA Linux - now VA Software. The company went public in December 1999, opening at $30 a share and closing at $238.25, a 698 percent increase on the first day of trading, making Larry a billionaire on paper. VA went on to create Sourceforge, and fund OSDN and Slashdot. Today Larry is on the forefront of open source software for the enterprise. He's on the board of open source companies like Zend, Fonality, Hyperic, Jboss, MedSphere, SugarCRM, and Pentaho. We talked with him about the history of VA Software, why he started Sourceforge and OSDN, and the future of software. Read Larry's article on Open Source software in the Enterprise here.

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