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The Naked CIO: Is open source dead?

By Naked CIO

Published: Tuesday 06 May 2008

Reader Comments

I think the Naked CIO is confusing open source wit...
MadCabbage

There's a whole stack of generalisations here acro...
Austin Holdsworth

Open source is alive and well in commercial applic...
Andrew Robb

I get the feeling that the author of this article ...
John Sniadowski

He dropped one here: "Having tried to manage open ...
Andrew Robb

So what you are saying is you have no systems mana...
Karen Challinor

Hmm, another CIO without the skills required. I...
Simon

Talk about demonstrating how clueless he is. I ...
Vidar Hokstad

I'd just like to ask one question. How does a brai...
Tiger Woods

Naked CIO hiding behind an anonymity cloak? C'mon ...
Carlos Camargo

If this is some kind of comic journalism, then I d...
Soyuz

The CIO here is either trying the wrong open sourc...
Dan

I see the value in open and closed software and im...
Jason Ross

Misleading name. The Naked CEO certainly should pu...
Pete Kronowitt

Oracle RAC on Linux, niche player? Oracle E-Busine...
Allan Nelson

"Except in those areas mentioned where open source...
RFH

Dear Mr Naked CIO, Given that you are a relativ...
Anonymous

There's open source, and then there's open source....
Joe Whitehead

Naked CIO seems to use open source as a wildcard f...
Guy Lafleur

Your concerns are certainly of note and are, in tu...
Anthony Gold

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