Linux Productivity Software

Although small start-up companies can not afford to pay for enterprise-level software like big companies, the necessary office applications for start-up companies are essential. Although there are always new office software on the market, there are products from big companies like Google and works by startups. However, some of them are free and some require payment, so we chose 15 applications from them, hoping they will help start-ups improve their productivity. 1, make a reservation: Google Calendar This software allows everyone to share their work schedule in the Go ...

Software developers have been saying for a long time that no one is isolated, and it has not been put into practice, and now it has finally begun to take action, with many developers, including established and emerging companies, investing in the collaborative marketplace. Now, companies are researching and buying tools that can help employees brainstorm, find each other, schedule meetings, and even communicate through social networks. Collaboration technology itself covers a wide variety of devices such as instant messaging, e-mail to mobile phones and video conferencing devices. In order to further enhance the life of the enterprise ...

Two degrees a year OpenStack festival finally kicked off, the summit theme is open source remodeling software development, software control enterprises, change the pattern of enterprises, expand the new ecology. We can see the concept of open throughout, more world-renowned enterprises on the OpenStack stage, but also including China's Huawei, Easystack, Unitedstack and other companies, OpenStack let them quickly change, Let's be hopeful about OpenStack's future. Here will be a review of the summit on the first day of the meeting. 2014 ...

Moderator: The General Assembly into the next plate, Silicon Valley cloud world, please host. Joe Golden, a partner in broadband capital: I'm a partner in broadband capital, and I'm going to welcome this part of the discussion, which is called the cloud world of Silicon Valley. Or we can say that the guests of our invitation, are guests from all over the world, today dedicated to participate in the 2011 Cloud World Congress, we have about one hours, a brief introduction to our guests. They will then give each of them a brief introduction of their own company. Then there will be a topic discussion about the cloud. First of all, Jane ...

"Too many CIOs are not very clear about how much open source software their organizations use," says a blog that adds open source to the "wonderful but scary" label. "A 820-CIO http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/32268.html" > survey found that 62% of respondents thought that half of the business software they purchased would move to open source in the next 5 years. If you are a CIO who is going to take refuge in open source, ...

Once upon a time, Open-source software was completely insignificant. Today, open source is a great way to go, many software is already very beautiful scenery. However, there are some software obscurity is the baby. It's not clear how many people know and use the software and apps. 　　Believe that if more people understand these open source applications, they are likely to replace some of the mainstream products. You may never have heard of the software, or you may have heard it, but you haven't been able to use it, because you're already using another "decent" piece of software. Linux expert Jack Wallen in this article ...

Domestic operating system is our industry has been chasing the dream. However, the past facts have proved that the support of national policies and government procurement alone, although the domestic operating system has a certain role in helping, but to fundamentally change the domestic operating system, large and not the non-market status quo, innovation and development model is the key to change. sailed lost in innovation and market looking back to the development of domestic operating system, it started in 1999. At that time, the international Linux craze swept China, soft, red and other enterprises in the division into Linux operating system research and development, and launched ...

The 2011 Cloud Computing Development Outlook survey, released by three Open-source cloud service providers cloud.com, Bitnami and Zenoss, shows that open source software is becoming increasingly dominant in the cloud computing world. The survey noted that in all of the cloud deployments they surveyed, there were only 3% cloud projects that did not use open source software at all, and 69% of cloud projects used Open-source software where possible. The above figure is a number of important data extracted from the survey. For the open source community, other important data is that there are still 5 ...

The survey noted that of all cloud deployments they surveyed, there were only 3% cloud projects that did not use open source software at all, and 69% of cloud projects used Open-source software where possible. The following figure shows some important data extracted from the survey. For the open source community, some other important data is that 58% of the respondents still do not have a cloud computing strategy. Linux is naturally the most important cloud operating system, with a usage rate of over 80%. Surprisingly, however, Microsoft's operating system also has a whopping 66% utilization in cloud deployments. The tune ...

The open source software movement is a massive campaign involving program engineers and other computer users. It is a branch of the free Software movement, but the difference is not obvious. In general, the free software movement is based on political and philosophical ideas (sometimes referred to as the so-called hacker culture) idealistic movement, while the open source movement is mainly focused on the quality of the process itself. 　　 　　The key to open source's use of cloud computing to make a turnaround is to capture the expertise of cloud computing in distributed computing. 　　 Can the open source movement be revitalized by cloud computing? ...