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August 27th, 2010

FLOSS Weekly 132: Evergreen Library System

Evergreen Library System is open source highly scalable software that helps libraries manage, catalog and circulate their materials.

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August 20th, 2010

FLOSS Weekly 131: Vyatta

Vyatta is open source router software based on linux that takes advantages of modern processing power to control your data movement.

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August 11th, 2010

FLOSS Weekly 130: VirtualBox

VirtualBox, a high performance virtualization tool for enterprises and home use.

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August 6th, 2010

FLOSS Weekly 129: Riak

Riak, a highly scalable, fault tolerant, no SQL database.

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July 22nd, 2010

FLOSS Weekly 128: OpenStack

OpenStack, open source cloud computing software for building reliable cloud infrastructure.

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July 14th, 2010

FLOSS Weekly 127: Guillermo Amaral

Open source software development in Mexico.

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July 7th, 2010

FLOSS Weekly 126: AskoziaPBX

AskoziaPBX is a complete telephone system. It can speak to nearly any telephony technology in the world and is configured via a highly intuitive WebGUI. Designed to run on low-resource systems.

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June 20th, 2009

FLOSS Weekly 74: Jeff Sheltren of the OSU Open Source Lab

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Randal Schwartz, and Jono Bacon.

Jeff Sheltren discusses the role of the OSU Open Source Lab in the open source community.

Guest: Jeff Sheltren, operations manager of the Oregon State University Open Source Lab.

Jeff Sheltren is the operations manager of the OSUOSL, and comes to the lab from the University of California at Santa Barbara, where he was a senior systems administrator and programmer for the computer science department. Jeff was elected to serve as a member of Fedora's Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux (EPEL) steering committee in 2007. He currently maintains a number of packages for the Fedora Project and EPEL, and is a member of the QA team for CentOS.

When he's not working with open source communities, you can usually find Jeff on his road bike. In July he will attempt to complete the "Death Ride." Jeff also roasts his own coffee, a hobby he started while living on a small Caribbean island where good coffee was hard to come by.

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