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Ep01: "The Open Source debate part1" (With Erik Benner)
đ¨đ˝âđ Welcome to the first Episode of "Tech Beats unplugged" Today's session is all about the thrilling "Open Source Debate - Part One." Joining us as a special guest is Erik Benner, the VP of Enterprise Transformation at Mythics .
Erik brings a wealth of experience to our discussion, having used and sold RedHat over the years but also expert in another enterprise Linux distro and helped customers manage their license and migrate when needed.
đĄTogether, we'll venture into the heart of the recent
open source developments, that made a lot of noise igniting passionate debates among the OSS community. All that thanks to RedHat announcement to go closed source not so long ago.
Topics discussed:
Show Notes
Although the most recent developments weren't completely covered in part 1 we decided to stay faithful to the chronology of events while keeping the episode under 50 minutes. Part 2 will cover the rest.
Links:
Open source definition and GPL:
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By Cloud Dudeđ¨đ˝âđ Welcome to the first Episode of "Tech Beats unplugged" Today's session is all about the thrilling "Open Source Debate - Part One." Joining us as a special guest is Erik Benner, the VP of Enterprise Transformation at Mythics .
Erik brings a wealth of experience to our discussion, having used and sold RedHat over the years but also expert in another enterprise Linux distro and helped customers manage their license and migrate when needed.
đĄTogether, we'll venture into the heart of the recent
open source developments, that made a lot of noise igniting passionate debates among the OSS community. All that thanks to RedHat announcement to go closed source not so long ago.
Topics discussed:
Show Notes
Although the most recent developments weren't completely covered in part 1 we decided to stay faithful to the chronology of events while keeping the episode under 50 minutes. Part 2 will cover the rest.
Links:
Open source definition and GPL: