Recently over at the website of our open source Digital Asset Management company Razuna Ltd., we published a desktop application that was build with Adobe AIR. Now, while we could easily link to the AIR application, which all end with an extension of “.air”, within the web page it would prompt the user to install [...]
How many times have you watched a Asian movie were the actors fly around or do some crazy stunts and you were thinking that this can not be real? Personally, I know a couple of people that just don’t believe in the power of will and that the human body can be moved to extremes. [...]
A minimal installation of a new Linux box feel just about right. You can feel the power of Linux as it just sits there and waits for the tasks you can throw at it. This, or something alike it, I felt when I installed a minimal CentOS on my new server. A couple of yum’s [...]
I love to read. I like to get as much knowledge as possible into my system. So far, I have been an “old style” book reader, meaning I actually bought a book in paper form and read it. But in the light of a greener environment and saving trees I wanted to go more into [...]
We recently moved most of our servers. In the move we also upgraded our subversion server to the latest version (1.5.x). All went very well, except that our Jira (Jira is this great Feature and Bug-Tracking tool from Atlassian) could not see the subversion repository anymore. The error we got was “svn: malformed network …”. [...]
It seems to be hard times everywhere these days. I hope you can find some way to survive, make money, feed your children, heat your homes and have some time to enjoy life. I think now is the time to look at the things that are free in life. I can think off; walking by [...]
We run most of our servers on some sort of virtual environment. Be it XEN or VMWare ESX(i). This has proofed to be a very cost effective way to fully leverage each machine’s CPU and RAM. In any case, the other day we had to adjust some RAM settings for one of the virtual servers. [...]
As every year the North Bridge Venture Partners conduct a survey titled “Future of Open Source”. The results were presented during this years Open Source Business Conference and made available. 2009 NBVP Future of Open Source results View more presentations from bhouse.
Over at the Ostatic blog, there’s a post with a rundown of the things they thought were most interesting at the Open Source Business Conference that took place in San Francisco. The post is a must read for those interested in Open Source. Especially, the Presentation by Drupal Founder entitled “The secrets of building and [...]
I think, that there is no doubt anymore that Open Source Software has changed the world of licenses and proprietary software at all. I mean, there is no need convincing me, since we are already make our Enterprise Digital Asset Management Razuna available under a Open Source license So, it gives me great joy to [...]