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Popular phpMyAdmin is on a roll
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| If any open source application needs no
| introduction, itâs probably phpMyAdmin, the
| popular web interface to MySQL databases.
| MySQL is itself the most popular database
| system for web applications, and phpMyAdmin
| makes it easy to administer. phpMyAdmin
| lets database designers connect to MySQL
| servers, see all databases and tables they
| have permission to see, and perform actions
| on them, including creating and modifying
| table structure, inserting and updating
| data, import and export, and synchronizing
| data between servers.
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http://sourceforge.net/blog/popular-phpmyadmin-is-on-a-roll/
Oracle Makes Lustre Users Buy Hardware for Support
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| Oracle (NASDAQ: ORCL) will soon make it
| tougher to get paid support for its open
| source Lustre clustered file system.
|
| According to a recent presentation by Peter
| Bojanic, director of Oracle's Lustre Group,
| Lustre 1.8 and 2.0, which was just released
| as a beta, will remain open source and
| licensed under GPL 2.0. But beginning with
| the full release of Lustre 2.0, paid
| support will be limited to those purchasing
| Lustre bundled with Oracle hardware, and
| the company won't provide an upgrade path
| for 1.8 users who desire support. That
| means that Lustre 2.0 users who want paid
| support will need to replace their
| hardware.
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http://www.enterprisestorageforum.com/technology/article.php/3878951
Understanding Oracle's ODF Plug-in Pricing: What it Means for OpenOffice.org
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| What's still troubling is that very little
| is coming out of Oracle in terms of what
| its plans are for OpenOffice.org itself.
| Updegrove's primary concern is ODF, but I'm
| more interested in its primary working
| implementation. Dealing with Sun as the
| primary mover behind OO.org had its pros
| and cons, but at least you could get some
| kind of answers out of the company. Oracle
| is, so far, doling out very little
| information. I've tried to get comments out
| of a few former Sun folks at Oracle and
| very little is forthcoming. That doesn't
| seem to bode particularly well for
| OpenOffice.org.
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http://ostatic.com/blog/understanding-oracles-odf-plug-in-pricing-what-it-means-for-openoffice-org
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