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Issue #15 January 2006
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- Asia, the questions we ask
- What does open source mean in India?
- Localization as a movement in India
- Free and open software in Malaysia
- The journey to cross the chasm--Red Hat China review and plan
- A long talk with Cory Doctorow: Part I
- Open source for non-profits
- Book review: Producing Open Source Software
- Video: Red Hat Interns
- Red Hat tops CIO Insight Survey for second-straight year
- All future, no shock: Customizing your Linux desktop
- Video: Business Objects Business Intelligence Applications For Linux
- Using valgrind to detect and prevent application memory problems
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Video: Business Objects Business Intelligence Applications For Linux
"Linux has primarily been deployed for infrastructure and databases, and we think the deployments have been minimal because there haven't been enough enterprise-class applications for it," James Thomas, Business Objects® director of product marketing, said at the LinuxWorld Conference & Expo in San Francisco. "We think that having a product like [BusinessObjects] XI will make Linux more credible. We think this will help drive Linux adoption."
Hear more of what Thomas sees in the future for Linux and BusinessObjects.
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Read: CRN article
