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:Enterprise Linux IT: Who's Patching Open Source? - Part 2
Enterprise Linux IT: Who's Patching Open Source? - Part 2
Jan 17, 2004, 11 :30 UTC (5 Talkback[s]) (6709 reads)

(Other stories by James Maguire)

"Companies that provide third-party support for open-source software can be divided into two groups, roughly speaking.

"In the first group are what could be called 'professional services companies'--those vendors who provide support for a specific platform. An example is Progeny, which now patches the versions of Red Hat the leading Linux vendor no longer supports.

"The second group is comprised of management companies--firms that build software to administer the open-source stack. An example is Covelent, which builds an application that provides a user interface to manage the full stack of open-source programs..."

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I downloaded Red Hat 9, but I paid for m ...   Patching Linux   
Roni M. Oliva
Jan 17, 2004, 14:43:15
 
that the GPL and OpenSource did not allo ...   From all of those who were saying...   
GreyGeek
Jan 17, 2004, 16:27:32
 
>> that the GPL and OpenSource did not a ...   Re: From all of those who were saying...   
senkwe
Jan 18, 2004, 11:03:15
 
> >> that the GPL and OpenSource did not ...   Re: Re: From all of those who were saying...   
F. Love
Jan 19, 2004, 01:31:00
 
> > >> that the GPL and OpenSource did n ...   Re: Re: Re: From all of those who were saying...   
senkwe
Jan 19, 2004, 06:30:40
 
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