Is time to vote firebird in SF Community Choice Awards 2007

Here is the page for voting firebird http://sourceforge.net/community/index.php/landing-pages/cca07/

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Linux Gains Windows Muscle with LAMP/WAMP/FLAP/FWAP stack

One of the most important recent developments in the open source world is the rise of integrated open source enterprise stacks. Many run on Windows, too, so they offer the Microsoft IT community a range of interesting — and free — alternatives to traditional solutions.

[ED: no wonder that InfoWorld is covering a survey of North American developers that claims that Linux is gaining share as the number of developers targeting Windows fell 11 percent over the last year]

Another Major Sponsor: Red Soft Corporation

From Firebird Foundation blog:

Today Vadim Schchepinov, CEO of Red Soft Corporation, a company developing applications over Firebird databases for companies and government agencies in Russia, announced that his company would commit to sponsorship at Silver band or higher, with an indication of intent to assist the Foundation over any cash flow problems that might arise in the current year. We will try to provide more detail after the AGM and before the start of the general meeting next month to discuss Firebird’s future management and funding arrangements.

AGM Next Week

From Firebird Foundation blog:

Another reminder to members that our Annual General Meeting will start next Tuesday, June 26, at noon GMT. The Agenda is being assembled: you can watch its development by going to the Foundation’s main page and clicking on the AGM logo near the top.

New Silver Sponsor: Apolo Ingenieria

From Firebird Foundation blog:

Our newest corporate member, Apolo Ingenieria, of Colombia, yesterday became a Bronze sponsor and today advanced its contribution to Silver sponsorship. C.E.O. Herman Freddy H.O. said “I am much satisfied by Firebird, I hope to have soon my products with Firebird.” That’s what we need to hear!

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