Hackers Use Open Source Too; Ubuntu moves away from GNOME

	Ubuntu moves away from GNOME | Cloud Drives Server Prices ... Up?
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	Hackers Use Open Source Too Alan Shimel: Two well-known jailbreaking tools are going open source. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Intel Rapid Innovation with Open Source Intel's Open Source involvement is enabling end-customers to achieve the maximum benefits from Intel architecture. Click to continue In this Issue Ubuntu moves away from GNOME Cloud Drives Server Prices ... Up? Makers, Users and Buyers of Open Source Software How many balls can you juggle? The Joy and Pains of Releasing Open Source Software Breaking the code in wacky product codenames Android vendors concede tablet market to Apple One Year Later Metasploit Moves to an Open Core Motorola adds Android, iPhone support to mobile management Google's Android Market hits 100,000 apps Google Gingerbread man's arrival fuels Android update anticipation Visit the Open Source Subnet home page for more news WHITE PAPER: Emerson Network Power Keys to Successful Data Center Resource Management A lack of centralized, meaningful operating data has created a dilemma for data center management: optimize for efficiency or availability, but not both. Learn how real-time visibility into rack-, row- and facility-level operating conditions can help you to determine the real capacity limits of your data center. Read Now. Ubuntu moves away from GNOME Joe Brockmeier: The big news at the Ubuntu Developer Summit? Moving to Unity as the default interface for Ubuntu Desktop with Natty Narwhal (11.04), rather than GNOME Shell. Read More Cloud Drives Server Prices ... Up? Scott Crenshaw: Conventional wisdom says that clouds are built on inexpensive commodity servers. So I find it interesting that the leading server vendors have been investing in high-end server platforms targeting large cloud deployments. Read More Makers, Users and Buyers of Open Source Software Stephen Walli: The FUD of lawsuits continues unabated. Understanding your relationship to a project lets you ask the right questions. Read More How many balls can you juggle? Stephen Spector: For those of you who have never had the pleasure of releasing an open source software product I thought I would let you in on a secret - IT IS VERY PAINFUL. Read More WHITE PAPER: Vyatta Network Virtualization Planning Guide While hypervisors can offer basic layer of switching functionality, they do nothing to provide the additional layer of security and traffic management that is required to properly manage and protect a virtual infrastructure. Read now! The Joy and Pains of Releasing Open Source Software Stephen Spector: How many balls can you juggle? Being in charge of a FOSS project will test you. Read More Breaking the code in wacky product codenames Michael Adams: Codenames for new IT products can be so odd. How they were chosen is often just as weird. Read More Android vendors concede tablet market to Apple Joe Brockmeier: I'm about ready to throw in the towel on Android tablets out of sheer frustration. Read More One Year Later Metasploit Moves to an Open Core Alan Shimel: It was just a year ago that Rapid7 makers of a vulnerability management tool acquired the Metasploit open source penetration testing project. Read More WHITE PAPER: Tripwire The Benefits of Continuous Compliance This paper covers key strategies for PCI DSS compliance and examines reasonable risk management, automating compliance, and compliance challenges in a virtualized environment. Read Now. Motorola adds Android, iPhone support to mobile management Motorola announced management support for Android smartphones and iPhones in its latest software management tool, known as Mobility Services Platform 3 Control Edition. Read More Google's Android Market hits 100,000 apps Jon Brodkin: Android still trails iPhone store's 250,000 apps but the Android Market has apparently just surpassed the 100,000 applications mark. Read More Google Gingerbread man's arrival fuels Android update anticipation The arrival of a giant Gingerbread man statue on Google's Mountain View campus signals that the next version of the Android operating system is probably just around the corner. Read More Visit the Open Source Subnet home page for more news Visit the Open Source Subnet home page for daily news items, blogs, discussions and podcasts of interest to enterprise open source users. Follow Open Source Subnet on Twitter @OSSubnet. Read More
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