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1.31.2008
Wikidot released under GNU Affero General Public License v3
more at wikidot.com
Open Source in science and education conference
http://www.aplimat.com/
http://sk.openacademy.eu/node/157
Slovakia wants to host OpenOffice.org developer conference 2008
We are also playing with the Idea of making a co-event during the OpenOffice.org conference, which will be something like a Open Source Week, organizing smaller one day events durring the week, one day can be for the government, another for education and we can finish it with Software Freedom Day 2008 which will happen 4th time in Slovakia.
Right now the core team is around 10 people and we also have around 20 volunteers.
Wish is luck to see such great event happen in eastern Europe, nothing similar was here ever, this can be the first time...
1.29.2008
OpenOffice.org dismisses pro-OOXML report
zdnet.com
1.17.2008
Sun acquires MySQL
After all the industry speculation about MySQL being a “hot 2008 IPO”, this probably takes most of us by surprise — users, community members, customers, partners, and employees. And for all of these stakeholders, it may take some time to digest what this means. Depending on one’s relationship to MySQL, the immediate reaction upon hearing the news may be a mixture of various feelings, including excitement, pride, disbelief and satisfaction, but also anxiety.
Being part of the group planning this announcement for the last few weeks, I have had the fortune to contemplate the consequences during several partially sleepless nights (I usually sleep like a log). And over the coming days and weeks, I’ll provide a series of blogs with various viewpoints of the deal.
First of all, let’s point out a couple of facts about Sun Microsystems — since all MySQL stakeholders may not be fully up to speed about Sun.
more at mysql blog