Default to open: The story of open source and Red Hat

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Red Hat Films is proud to unveil this documentary looking at the past, present, and future of Red Hat and the evolution of open source.
Take a look back at the beginnings of open source, and its growth through the 80s and 90s. Meet the people involved, and understand how Red Hat got started, went public, and changed the technology industry along the way.
Experience this story from some of the people that helped craft it, including DeLisa Alexander, Jeremy Allison, Paul Cormier, Alan Cox, John Halamka, Venky Hariharan, Lawrence Lessig, Alex Pinchev, Brian Stevens, Michael Tiemann, Mark Webbink, Jim Whitehurst, Jan Wildeboer, and Bob Young.
See what the early days were like, and what they think the future might hold for open technology and the software business.
#OpenSource #RedHat #RHEL

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25 июн 2024

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@arazilsongweaver Год назад

"You either die a hero, or live long enough to see yourself become the villain." -The Dark Night (2008)

@BatovskyEugene 13 лет назад

Wow! And many thanks, you do a really good job!

@redhat 11 лет назад

Hi Gabriel. We are working to get this piece subtitled! We will keep you posted. Thank you for your interested in spreading the word!

@elionaigoncalvescazaes4770 3 года назад

Red Hat Videos cluber

@elionaigoncalvescazaes4770 3 года назад

Eu gctrdrgtgtryrt

@Amazon-shay- 3 года назад

Ok I’ll get ify to she’s more concerned and maybe you in my car house so and maybe

@CarlosPonceNet 13 лет назад

First of all I would like to complement all of the people who made this great film available. I would just like to point out something that is pretty well know, which is that RMS fully supports Free Software (Free as in 'Speach') and does not do the same for Open Source Software. I think that the wording used at the beginning of the film that may lead to have a wrong idea about this. Once again many thanks for making this great documentary available to all of us. Regards

@anupdhond 7 лет назад

Bob Young sounds like a very jovial , happy and easy-to-communicate-to kind of person :)

@JosephGuarino 12 лет назад

Great video guys! =)

@teknomagus 13 лет назад

Awesome. Thanks Guys. Currently running Fedora 15. Have been a linux user since 98

@redhat 13 лет назад

Thanks for your feedback, everyone!

@SalKhayer 9 месяцев назад

Pity things went closed source, isn't it? "Open source as a culture really permeates everything we do here at Redhat."

@pedr0_m198 Год назад

and now you went closed source, isn't it lovely?

@GetIntoYourLife 5 лет назад

This came up on autoplay as I sat in my recliner. Interesting. Dabbled in Red Hat a bit in the early 2000s. This vid seems like a time life book memory away with the death of the desktop.

@VladislavKrashevski 13 лет назад

Спасибо за сопровождающий видео текст.

@andamat 12 лет назад

There was a CentOS book in that shelf:-)

@seddikalaouiismaili Год назад

Redhat keeps growing..

@progpogs 13 лет назад

Great job man.

@abelboerema8059 Год назад

if i like software, i must be able to give it to anyone and share it .......

@SvenAERTS 8 лет назад

cf. 17.10 What is "if we didn't do Ral"?

@beat461 5 лет назад

2 years and nobody answered this? Maybe because you didn't make a working timestamp. Better late than never. He said "if we didn't do RHEL". RHEL= Red Hat Enterprise Linux.

@Tux86 12 лет назад

@andamat hhhh I noticed it before reading your comment :-D

@anupdhond 7 лет назад

One of the problem(kind of) with RedHat is , they focused on the enterprise market(servers). they discontinued redhat for the desktop , leaving redhat fans with one option, the buggy ,redhat's-testing-ground fedora. Debian is slightly better. one of the reason fedora/centos is preferred is that people can practice for RedHat exams, because its dominant in the enterprise.

@BTotty 7 лет назад

Desktops are not discontinued for Red Hat operating systems.. Many very large organizations rely on RHEL desktop integration and customization. Think government agencies and production companies.

@anupdhond 7 лет назад

RHEL stands for redhat _enterprise_ linux , so average desktop user is out of options if I am correct.

@nunyabusiness3786 5 лет назад

The sound is all messed up what

@allanguwatudde7623 Месяц назад

Did complete 360 on us

@SpreadGuts 13 лет назад

How about better quality?

@andamat 12 лет назад

16:30

@ThisISNM 2 года назад

16:30

@chococandy8009 Год назад

@pedr0_m198 Год назад

they went closed source now

@N.BinZahar 4 года назад

Marc Ewing has no word in here . Strange..!!

@daevyd100 5 лет назад

Oskee wee wee

@complexity5545 Год назад

I'm watching this video in honor of ibm killing off rhel. I was forced redhat and solaris while at ncsu. Crazy how only freebsd is still here only. At ncsu we had access to all the unices and IBM DB2, SAS, and all the big time stuff. I can't believe Big Blue won by killing off competitors like rhel. Sad day.

@shatterstone3045 11 месяцев назад

This aged like milk.

@GothAlice 9 месяцев назад

Reeeeeal pity that, like Google being unable to live up to "do no evil", RedHat couldn't live up to "our code is open." Because it isn't, any more. CentOS Stream, and greed, ensured this.

@markgilbert5856 Год назад

Lol, This is aging like spoilt milk since IBM took over.

@abelboerema8059 Год назад

well, proves again, money destroys integrity

@slimshaddycoetzee5146 7 лет назад

if only windows software worked on linux or any open source os thn it would be awesome but currently thts nt possible

@foreignwarren7361 6 лет назад

Twillight Design ever heard of WINE?

@xenoidaltu601 6 лет назад

Twillight Design Only to play games? Hop off, Linux is for technocrats who can learn and then contribute. People like you just want to spend their time playing video games then learning how to code. Stick to propietary and be a sheep..