My GNU Linux: “It is supported by many that the AGPL license for network services which run in a cloud brings back the fairness provision that the original GPL intended and returns the freedom that FLOSS promises to all users Continue reading
TalkinCloud : “We knew Ubuntu was “Linux for human beings.” Aiming to catch the current cloud computing wave, Canonical has now also officially deemed Ubuntu as “the cloud OS.” But what exactly does the claim mean to cloud services providers Continue reading
Google’s two most ambitious OS, Android and Chrome OS have created many ripples in the market. Both these OS boasts of exquisite features which aim to enrich experience of users using smartphones or netbooks. While, Android based smartphones are finding Continue reading
ITManagement: “The cloud computing boom has brought a surge of opportunity to the open source world. Open source developers and users are taking advantage of these opportunities in three key ways. First, many open source applications are now available on Continue reading
Enterprise Networking Planet: “Getting a cloud setup on a public server like Amazon Web Service’s Elastic Cloud Computing (EC2) platform isn’t too hard. After all, you just sign up for EC2, provide your payment information, and — a few clicks Continue reading
When Google first announced Chrome OS, a cloud-focused operating system back in July last year. Everyone knew that Google could do exactly this, if it wanted to, but the question was why they would want to. The company also said Continue reading
Sparkleshare, the open-source cloud storage (think Dropbox) alternative has hit its first beta milestone. SparkleShare isn’t just a piece of software, it’s part of your work flow. It’s designed to make sharing documents and collaboration easier, and to make peers Continue reading
Ostatic: “Just because a business moves its systems to the cloud, it doesn’t mean less work for system administrators. Though cloud computing puts more resources and tools at a sysadmin’s fingertips, there’s a still a need for constant monitoring, oversight, Continue reading
Dropbox is a Web-based file hosting service operated by Dropbox, Inc. which uses cloud computing to enable users to store and share files and folders with others across the Internet using file synchronization. It was founded in 2007 by MIT Continue reading
MyBroadband: “Cloud storage services offers Ubuntu users an ever increasing range of features Most users have heard of Dropbox, the online storage application which makes it easy to save files in the “cloud”. As far as consumer-facing cloud storage solutions Continue reading