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abuwipp

Subversive - SVN Team Provider | Eclipse Plugins, Bundles and Products - Eclipse Market... - 0 views

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subversive eclipse svn install

shared by abuwipp on 12 Mar 11 - No Cached
  • JavaHL is are platform-dependent
  • all non-Windows users must install SVNKit (and skip JavaHL installation)
  • abuwipp on 12 Mar 11
     
    JavaHL is are platform-dependent
prajjwal Devkota

Version Control with Subversion - 0 views

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subversion svn reference book programming development books cvs

shared by prajjwal Devkota on 18 Jul 09 - Cached
  • prajjwal Devkota on 18 Jul 09
     
    Its not exactly 'linux' only, but its a good resource, so I wanted to share, feel free to delete if you think its not for this group!
bryan yu

wdfs installation and configuration on openSUSE that is a webdav filesystem for fuse - 0 views

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webdav wdfs Freebsd linux webserver apache MacOS

shared by bryan yu on 15 Oct 09 - No Cached
  • bryan yu on 15 Oct 09
     
    wdfs is a WebDAV that makes it possible to mount a webdav share under Linux, FreeBsd and apple mac OS X. wdfs has some special features for accessing subversion repositories via webdav. it's based on fuse and neon. WebDAV is an easy way to upload files through the services of a webserver.
Marc Lijour

Forrester Analyst Says Open Source Has Won | Linux.com - 4 views

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FLOSS t08 forrester linux adoption strategy business cloud_computing

shared by Marc Lijour on 20 Apr 11 - No Cached
  • Wednesday, 11 August 2010 08:58
  • Open source has crossed the chasm
  • Jeffrey Hammond
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  • Hammond, principle analyst with Forrester Research
  • Hammond says that open source initially wedged its way into enterprise environments based on cost savings
  • Hammond says that we're now seeing the second wave of open source adoption, being driven by improved flexibility to execute and positioning enterprises to grow when the recession ends.
  • Only one in five (21%) developers are not using open source as part of their work.
  • Application servers and operating systems are highest in organizations larger than 20,000 employees.
  • what's more interesting is the "u-shaped" curve where very small and very large organizations show high adoption.
  • Open source databases are outliers, with less adoption in larger companies
  • 30% of developers say that they're using Linux as their primary development OS on Eclipse
  • Ubuntu is leading by far with 17%, all the other Linux combined
  • Deployment numbers are nicer for Linux. 40% are deploying on Linux, 36% on Windows from Eclipse; the Dr. Dobbs survey finds 23% deployment on Linux vs. 57% for Windows-centric developers. In both cases, organizations are deploying more on Linux than ever before.
  • Subversion is the leader with 52%, and Git/GitHub with 6%. Open source is the clear winner in SCM. Git has crept up from 2% to 6%
  • Things happening "outside the firewall" are driving technology, which has empowered developers to change corporate IT culture
  • about 36% of companies don't have a policy regarding deploying and contributing to open source.
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