OpenLogic announced this week OpenLogic Discovery, a free tool to help enterprises take inventory of open source software installed on their computers. Software is found on Windows, Linux and Solaris platforms to help customers manage their use of open source and remain compliant with internal policies. Computers can be scanned for open source packages, including software not explicitly installed but bundled wit OpenLogic announced this week OpenLogic Discovery, a free tool to help enterprises take inventory of open source software installed on their computers. Software is found on Windows, Linux and Solaris platforms to help customers manage their use of open source and remain compliant with internal policies. Computers can be scanned for open source packages, including software not explicitly installed but bundled with other software. A detailed inventory is then provided of open source software. Discovery enables users to become more aware of open source usage in their environments and better manage risks, OpenLogic said. There can be risks, costs and liabilities if an enterprise does not know what open source software is being deployed. OpenLogic Discovery is slated for free download in June. Technology Industry