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Interviewers: Scott Swigart, and Sean Campbell
Interviewee:Michael Tiemann – RedHat / President of OSI
In this video interview at OSCON 2007 we talked to Michael Tiemann – VP of Open Source for RedHat and President of the OSI.
We’ll talked to him about the following:
How does a Distro get built... [3:04m]:
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Differences between Fedora Core and RedHat Enterprise Linux [2:50m]:
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Working with multiple distros. [3:30m]:
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What is mainline Linux? [1:17m]:
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Making changes to the kernel - some stories... [4:55m]:
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The Christmas buying season and Open Source... [2:14m]:
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The right to fork and Open Source. [3:40m]:
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Source Code and the OSI [2:58m]:
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What makes something Open Source from the OSI's perspective [6:23m]:
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Unpacking the Engineering process at RedHat [4:17m]:
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How does RedHat's engineering process and the five year horizon. [2:10m]:
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Entire Interview (WMV) [37:50m]:
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Comments (4) Posted by campsean on Thursday, September 13th, 2007
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Our visit to OSCON last week exposed the rift between Web 2.0 (a.k.a Software as a Service) and open source. There’s an excellent roundup here. It’s short reading and hits the high points well.
Effectively, Web 2.0 lets you reap all the benefits of free and open source software (FOSS), without advancing FOSS. Smart people currently sit on both sides of the issue, but for the foreseeable future, the “SaaS loophole” will remain.
Comments (1) Posted by scottswigart on Thursday, August 2nd, 2007
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Interviewers: Scott Swigart, and Sean Campbell
Interviewee: James Reinders – Intel
In this video interview at OSCON 2007 we talked to James Reinders – The Chief Evangelist for Intel’s Software Products Division.
We’ll talked to him about the following:
James Role at Intel [0:58m]:
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Some of the Software Products produced by Intel [1:36m]:
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How Intel integrates the community into the process of Q/A, etc [1:05m]:
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How does the development model differ when Intel builds a product for the open source community [1:22m]:
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Intel's announcement at OSCON 2007 about a new open source release [2:53m]:
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Impacts of Open Sourcing Threading Building Blocks [1:05m]:
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What are some rationales for not Open Sourcing a project? [3:41m]:
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Parallelism and Open Source / Closed Source [2:06m]:
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Building applications for Closed Source vs. Open Source ecosystems [1:26m]:
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VTune and the Development Process for it. [3:41m]:
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Q/A Process Around VTune [2:12m]:
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Full Interview [15:07m]:
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Comments (0) Posted by campsean on Thursday, July 26th, 2007
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Both Scott and I will be at OSCON 2007 in Portland and we would be more than happy to meet up with folks. We’ll doing a variety of Q/A focused meetings as well as some video interviews while we are there and we’re happy to schedule more with folks who are interested.
If you’re interested in participating or just connecting up over a cup of coffee email me at seancampbell@technologyevangelism.com
