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Posted by ScuttleMonkey on Monday January 23, 2006 @03:47PM from the ripe-for-open-source dept.

comforteagle writes "OSDir has published an interview with Mark Spencer of Asterisk and Gaim about why and how he got started coding up the software platform PBX system and how it has become much more than -just- another phone system. He also shares his insights for the opportunities within the telecom industry for open source."

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Re:* is the killer linux app (Score:5, Funny)

by J0nne ( 924579 ) writes: on Monday January 23, 2006 @04:23PM (#14542534)

I have used and deployed * in a number of setups...

The copy/paste trolls are getting lazier by the day. In earlier times they bothered to alter the post to fit the subject, but now they just use a wildcard...

<insert monty python foot here>

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What a bloody useless article! (Score:3, Funny)

by Txiasaeia ( 581598 ) writes: on Monday January 23, 2006 @06:03PM (#14543556)

It didn't tell me why Obelix is so quick despite his girth, what's in that magic potion, or why my favourite Asterix film, Asterix and the Twelve Tasks, hasn't received an NTSC-DVD release yet. Instead, the interview was all about technology or some such nonsense. Don't the submitters check their links before they turn them in?

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Re:And PBX is...? (Score:2, Funny)

by Flagg0204 ( 552841 ) writes: on Monday January 23, 2006 @07:04PM (#14544053)

God I feel old

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