“Ariel Corp…a leading supplier of open systems remote access
solutions for ISPs and Technical OEMs, today announced that it has
made the source code for its Linux remote access drivers available
to the public free of charge through the Open Source
Initiative.”
“The drivers make it easy for service providers and OEMs
targeting service providers and corporate enterprises to add
high-density V.34, 56K, and ISDN remote access to a broad range of
PCI- and CompactPCI- based Linux systems.“
“The Open Source Initiative was created to further the state of
the art in software development by making source code available
free of charge to the public and removing licensing and other
distribution barriers. The Initiative is dedicated to managing and
promoting the Open Source Definition for the good of the community
through the OSI Certified Open Software certification mark and
program. The Open Source Definition defines processes for
certifying (the OSI Certified mark), distributing, licensing, and
protecting open-source software.”
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