Linked by David Adams on Wed 6th Aug 2008 15:36 UTC
IBM has marked its 10 years of participation in Linux and open source with an open source code contribution focused on supercomputing.
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Member since:2005-07-13
actualy my comment wasn't made ont he basis that everything should be open source, in fact i couldnt care less if the code is avalible or not as long as the product is good, solid, and does what i need.
i was only making the comment becuase this piece of news is the kind of thing you see on a slow media day where there isnt much to report, and the news in and of itself isnt all that interesting. 
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"i would have been more impressed to hear AIX being opensourced
Its never enough is it? If Adobe open sourced flash, you'd complain that they didn't open source dreamweaver. "
no, if they opensourced flash, i would file a police report against them for trying to reenact the black plague..
Member since:2006-01-12
"i would have been more impressed to hear AIX being opensourced
Its never enough is it? If Adobe open sourced flash, you'd complain that they didn't open source dreamweaver. " Yeah but what this open sourcing supercomputer something really means? I read the original article and didn't find much more information about whole thing. I mean this sounds same like Aston Martin announcing all DB9 owners get free carpets or something. Nice for them but is it any use for rest of us.
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2006-07-26
Its never enough is it? If Adobe open sourced flash, you'd complain that they didn't open source dreamweaver.