1983: Richard M Stallman announces GNU Operating system Richard M Stallman, founder of the Free Software Foundation, announced the GNU project to create a UNIX-compatible, free and open source ...

The most competitive firms in finance are collaborating at the infrastructure level so they can better compete where it ...

Sadly, project lead Udo Kuhnt stopped working on it around 2011, but in recent years another developer, EC Masloch, has continued work on what's now known as the EDRDOS kernel, including ...

Optaros opens OS projects catalog, JBoss Rules 4.0 debuts With more than 140,000 open-source projects floating around, finding the right one for your company is a daunting task.

Developers are working to create experimental open-source operating systems with modular microkernels using the C# programming language. The SharpOS and Cosmos projects both announced their first ...

KubeSphere is "a distributed operating system for cloud-native application management, using Kubernetes as its kernel." It is ...

But as other popular open source projects flocked to GitHub, ASF project developers were stuck using the foundation's aging platform. That's beginning to change.

If you’re wondering why there hasn’t been more of an exodus of big projects, it’s because many open-source projects really started moving away from SourceForge back in 2013.

More importantly it is being abstracted via open source software in the sweet spot for OSS which is at this infrastructure layer. I think you’ll see projects like OpenDaylight and others have a ...

Many aspects of Google Chrome and Chrome OS are available open source directly from Google under the Chromium projects. However, Google still keeps some things private. One piece of Chrome OS that ...

It is true that Apple has maintained open source releases of UNIX all the way back to OS X 10.0 and now manages a host of open source projects including Bonjour, ResearchKit and perhaps most ...