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[News] Hillcrest Labs Adopts Free Software Reality, Google Participates Also

  • Subject: [News] Hillcrest Labs Adopts Free Software Reality, Google Participates Also
  • From: Roy Schestowitz <newsgroups@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Thu, 17 Sep 2009 18:03:13 +0100
  • Followup-to: comp.os.linux.advocacy
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Hillcrest Labs Introduces Open Source Library to Enable Development of a
Wide Variety of Freespace(R) Motion Control Applications

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| Hillcrest Labs' Freespace(R) Division today announced the 
| availability of two new products designed to help developers easily 
| create applications and products that incorporate Freespace in-air 
| pointing and motion control technology. Hillcrest's new products 
| let software and hardware developers quickly create highly accurate 
| motion control applications and devices without requiring any prior 
| motion experience. Freespace motion control can transform a wide 
| variety of devices including: TV remote controls and user 
| interfaces, video game systems, wireless presenters, smartphones, 
| medical diagnostic devices, wearable computers, virtual reality 
| systems, interactive toys, fitness devices and more.
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http://www.reuters.com/article/pressRelease/idUS35357+17-Sep-2009+PRN20090917

World's biggest open-source company? Google

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| The Linux kernel is comprised of 11.5 million lines of code, of 
| which Red Hat is responsible for roughly 12 percent (measured in 
| terms of lines of code changed). Even if we add in JBoss 
| Application Server (another 2 million lines of code or so) and 
| other Red Hat projects, we're still left with far less open-source 
| code from Red Hat than from others.
| 
| Take Sun, for example. Sun is the primary developer behind Java 
| (more than 6.5 million lines of code), Solaris (over 2 million 
| lines of code), OpenOffice (approximately 10 million lines of 
| code), and other open-source projects.
|
| Or IBM, with 12.5 million lines of code contributed to Eclipse 
| alone, not to mention Linux (6.3 percent of total contributions), 
| Geronimo, and a wide variety of other open-source projects.
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http://news.cnet.com/8301-13505_3-10354530-16.html


Recent:

Google File System II stalked by open-source elephant

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| As Google rolls out GFS2 - a major update to the custom-built file
| system underpinning its online infrastructure - the company's former
| infrastructure don sees no reason why the open source world can't
| follow suit.
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http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/09/14/gfs2_and_hadoop/
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