Open Sourcing Presentation
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The document discusses the concept of open sourcing, its definitions, and historical figures involved in its development, including Richard Stallman and Linus Torvalds. It highlights the benefits of open source, such as transparency, freedom to modify, and broad accessibility. The text concludes with a vision of open sourcing as a pathway towards a post-scarcity world.
Open Sourcing Presentation
- 1. Open Sourcing Society E. T. Chevalier Made Available for Reuse Under The Creative Commons Attribution, Share-Alike, Noncommercial License.
- 2. What Does 'Open Source' Mean? “ Imagine all the people, sharing all the world. You may say I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one. I hope some day you may join us and the world as one.” - John Lennon
- 3. The Open Source Definition Reproduction & Redistribution
- 5. Freedom To Alter & Manipulate
- 6. No Discrimination Of Any Kind - and more at opensource.org
- 7. Taming Complexity “Given enough eyeballs, all bugs are shallow.” -Eric Raymond in The Cathedral & The Bazaar
- 8. The Lineage Richard Stallman 1985 – GNU OS, License & Free Software Foundation Linus Torvalds 1990 – Writes & Releases First Linux Kernel Bruce Perens & Eric Raymond 1994 – The Cathedral & The Bazaar, Open Source Definition Netscape 1998 – Netscape Navigator Becomes Mozilla (now Firefox)
- 9. Open Source Today NASA
- 10. SUN Microsystems
- 13. One Laptop Per Child
- 14. Univerities
- 15. United Nations
- 16. Ubuntu
- 17. One Step Toward Utopia “ In the long run, making programs free is a step toward the post-scarcity world, where nobody will have to work very hard just to make a living.“ - Richard Stallman
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