Open Source Softwares
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The document explains the concept and philosophy of open source, detailing its history from the 1960s through the 1990s, highlighting key figures like Richard Stallman and Linus Torvalds. It emphasizes the importance of open source for security, quality, customizability, interoperability, and auditability while noting the lack of centralized control as a disadvantage. Additionally, it includes mentions of various GNU licenses and encourages inquiries about the topic.
Open Source Softwares
- 1. Open Source
- 2. Who am I ? Yara Elsayed Khalifa Linux System Administrator CSED Third year
- 3. ●What is Open Source (philosophy)? ●Open Source history. ●Open Source examples. ●Why is Open Source so important ? Topics
- 4. So What is Open Source ?!
- 5. What is Open Source ? Open Source is not just an idea it is a philosophy.
- 6. Free vs Freedom Free to use the production. Free to discover its source. Free to edit it. Free to distribute your edit. That means you are free to deal with this software
- 7. License ● GNU General Public License, version 3 ● GNU General Public License, version 2 ● GNU Lesser General Public License. ● GNU Lesser General Public License, version 2.1 ● GNU Affero General Public License.
- 8. Open Source Code Examples
- 14. Why Open Source is important! 1. Security. “Given enough eyeballs , all bugs are shadow” 2. Quality. 4. Customizability. 5. Interoperability. 6. Audit-ability. 3.Freedom
- 15. Disadvantages There is no administrative institution to control all produced distributions which is editing from another open source software. So there are many open source soft-wares that doesn't target the normal user.
- 17. Q&A