100% open source

One of our customers is attempting to go 100% open source, which factored heavily in their choice of WiKID for two-factor authentication. They liked our "appliance in an ISO" model, but were not so fond of our use of Java :)

Category(s): Two Factor Authentication; WiKID; Open Source

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Re:100% open source

Posted by Adam at Apr 22, 2008 12:09 PM

"We're not so fond of our use of Java?" Perhaps you meant "were not so fond..."

:)
Adam

Re:100% open source

Posted by admin at Apr 22, 2008 02:52 PM

Ha, yes - some slip :).

You probably didn't even need an editor for that book of yours.

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