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Q&A: Red Hat exec talks of challenges to open source Monday, 18 October 2004, 17:48 GMT The biggest challenge for the open source community is that there are too few open source developers, according to Michael Tiemann, vice president of Open Source Affairs at Red Hat Inc. Tiemann was in India last week, the latest among a number of key executives at the Raleigh, North Carolina-based Linux vendor to visit the country, which has a large base of software developers, and also a number of companies that are investing in computerizing their operations. In a telephone interview from Mumbai, Tiemann talked to IDG News Service on issues relating to the open source movement, Red Hat’s strategies and his recent blog debate with Jonathan Schwartz, president of Sun Microsystems Inc., on Sun’s commitment to open source. Below is an edited transcript. Read More at InfoWorld Back to main page

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