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Tag: Open source
Switching Back From Open Source to Proprietary
While open source has its advantages, it also has its disadvantages – as does non-open source solutions. Choose the system you need based first and foremost on your requirements of it. If the end result happens to be open source – fine. If it doesn’t – fine as well.
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Open Standards Are Not Open Source
The distinction, in my view, is therefore between solutions that use open standards everywhere – within the PBX domain and outside of it - and those that utilize proprietary solutions within the PBX domain while “gateway-ing” out of it using an open standard.
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The real reason Nokia is purchasing Symbian
Although this move can be attributed to this chain of events, as Ted from Signal to Noise points out, I think it is only the tip of the iceberg. There are other reasons for this move which are as important.
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Why is there no 3G-324M open source protocol stack?
There is no incentive to develop an open source 3G-324M stack, as there is no way to monetize it indirectly.
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The missing link in VoIP clients for Linux mobile platforms
VoIP clients on mobile handsets are just starting to happen. At the same time, Linux is becoming an interesting mobile platform. Problem is Linux is quite fragmented.
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Managing 3rd party software
The one important thing I can say is that managing 3rd party software is crucial. It doesn't only involve source code or binary libraries and header files, but it also involves the licensing agreement your company has signed and the restrictions associated with them.
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