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Red Hat Says Sun Should Open Source Java
Red Hat's vice president for open source affairs, Michael Tiemann, has said Sun needs to prove its devotion to the open source community, by releasing Java. According to Tiemann, the move is needed to stop Microsoft's .NET from advancing. Open sourced Java, he believes, will accelerate innovations with Java. And concerns over forking? He dismisses them as 'so last millennium.'
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Too right - NFS is incapable of providing for the throughput demands of a high-performance computing environment. But what's that got to do with open-sourcing Java?

Sun gets kudos for buying up OpenOffice and keeping it alive. It gets kudos for Java. The Network File System that Sun first gave us about 20 years ago though needs to be sent back to the drawing board.


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