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Friday, October 20th, 2006 at 1:51 pm

[DrunkAndRetired.com Podcast] Episode 70 - Linguistic Theories, Using Open Source

In this episode, Coté and Charles talk about the theory of language creation and Coté’s upcoming presentation in using open source in the enterprise. Also, wishful-thinking about Microsoft using Firefox.

(This episode edited by Charles.)

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2 Responses to “[DrunkAndRetired.com Podcast] Episode 70 - Linguistic Theories, Using Open Source”

  1. Matt Says:

    Oracle is a Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing when it comes to Open Source.

    Intrested to hear that you are speaking at Oracle open world, especially regarding Open Source.

    I’m not convinced that Oracle is committed to open source, though I do think it is a very strong advocate for open standards (SQL,XML,SOA,JAVA).

    I do not expect the release of any prized assets such as the Oracle App’s Suite into the open source community anytime soon. However lots of PR coverage was given over to their release of the ADF framework into the Open Source Community.

    Are Oracle just using the Open Source community as an addtional marketing badge. (see Blog: http://dev2dev.bea.com/blog/estahl/archive/2006/02/oraclejboss_can_1.html)

    Also, why is there not an Open Source project for Business Applications, to really push SAP, Oracle, et al to make a real commitment to the Open Source Community.

    Loving the Podcast. Keep it up.

  2. Cote' Says:

    Thanks for the in-depth comment. I think your last part is spot on and along what I’ve been coming to recently: participating vs. being the sole provider for the platform.

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