Open Source: Technology and PolicyCambridge University Press, 2007. gada 5. nov. From the Internet's infrastructure to operating systems like GNU/Linux, the open source movement comprises some of the greatest accomplishments in computing over the past quarter century. Its story embraces technological advances, unprecedented global collaboration, and remarkable tools for facilitating distributed development. The evolution of the Internet enabled an enormous expansion of open development, allowing developers to exchange information and ideas without regard to constraints of space, time, or national boundary. The movement has had widespread impact on education and government, as well as historic cultural and commercial repercussions. Part I discusses key open source applications, platforms, and technologies used in open development. Part II explores social issues ranging from demographics and psychology to legal and economic matters. Part III discusses the Free Software Foundation, open source in the public sector (government and education), and future prospects. |
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... open source projects have at the same time enabled its growth. The paradigm has been self-hosting and self-expanding, with open systems like Concurrent Versions System (CVS) and the Internet vastly extending the scale on which open ...
... open source projects have at the same time enabled its growth. The paradigm has been self-hosting and self-expanding, with open systems like Concurrent Versions System (CVS) and the Internet vastly extending the scale on which open ...
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... open source to hybrid arrangements more closely aligned with proprietary strategies. Beyond the private sector, we consider the public sector of education and government and how they capitalize on open ... projects, ideas, processes, and ...
... open source to hybrid arrangements more closely aligned with proprietary strategies. Beyond the private sector, we consider the public sector of education and government and how they capitalize on open ... projects, ideas, processes, and ...
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... open source projects, with a special emphasis on CVS. The free software movement emerged in the early 1980s, at a time when the ARPANET network with its several hundred hosts was well-established and moving toward becoming the Internet ...
... open source projects, with a special emphasis on CVS. The free software movement emerged in the early 1980s, at a time when the ARPANET network with its several hundred hosts was well-established and moving toward becoming the Internet ...
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... open source development have been the software hosting facilities that help distributed collaborators manage their open source projects and provide source code repositories for projects. We describe some of the services they provide and ...
... open source development have been the software hosting facilities that help distributed collaborators manage their open source projects and provide source code repositories for projects. We describe some of the services they provide and ...
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... projects. One model, based on empirical data from the Apache project, uses an effect called signaling to explain why individuals find it economically useful to volunteer for open source projects. Another model proposes that ...
... projects. One model, based on empirical data from the Apache project, uses an effect called signaling to explain why individuals find it economically useful to volunteer for open source projects. Another model proposes that ...
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Open Source: Technology and Policy Fadi P. Deek,James A. M. McHugh Priekšskatījums nav pieejams - 2007 |
Open Source: Technology and Policy Fadi P. Deek,James A. M. McHugh Priekšskatījums nav pieejams - 2007 |
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