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Open Source Software

2009
The philosophy underlying open source software (OSS) is enabling programmers to freely access the software source by distributing the software source code, thus allowing them to use the software for any purpose, to adapt and modify it, and redistribute the original or the modified source for further use, modification, and redistribution.
Zippy Erlich, Reuven Aviv
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Open Source Software

2019
Unternehmenssoftware wird klassischerweise unter kostenpflichtigen Lizenzen vertrieben, ohne dass der Quellcode offengelegt wird: Der Anwender kauft – in Abhangigkeit von der Anzahl an (named oder concurrent) Usern, die mit der Software arbeiten sollen – eine bestimmte Zahl Softwarelizenzen und erhalt somit das Recht, die Software zu nutzen.
Alexandra Kees, Dominic Raimon Markowski
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Open Source Software in Education

2011
The paper presents different approaches to distribution of software: open VS closed source and free VS non-free. The differences are presented from the Croatian user perspective showing their positive and negative aspects. Additional analysis of curriculum regarding computer literacy is done in the light of decreased funding for schools by the Croatian
Nikolaj Lazic   +2 more
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Open Source Software

2008
The roots of “open source software” (OSS) go back to the practices of scientific research organizations of the 1960s and 1970s, such as Bell Labs, Xerox Park and the University of California at Berkeley, where this type of voluntary “code sharing” was quite common (Raymond, 1999).
Huibert de Vries   +2 more
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Open Source Software

2022
Robert H. Chen, Chelsea Chen
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Open-Source Software

2021
The large technology companies (GAFAM [GAFAM {Google, Amazon, Facebook, Apple and Microsoft} and BATX {Baidu, Alibaba, Tencent and Xiaomi}]) have propelled technology forward in the last decade. Through the core business models of GAFA (advertising for Google & Facebook), these companies have enormous innovation and development budgets at their ...
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Open-Source Software

2016
Software used in the later benchmark examples and case studies are introduced. All of them are open-source and freely available for scientific research purposes.
Norihiro Watanabe   +4 more
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Open-Source Software

2018
Open-source software (OSS) is a software that is freely available under an open-source license to study, change, and distribute to anyone for any purpose. Free and open-source licenses are often divided into two categories depending on the rights to be granted in the distribution of the modified software. The first category aims to give users unlimited
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Open source software––an evaluation

Journal of Systems and Software, 2003
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Open Source Software

2017
Open Source software is distinguished not by programming language, operating environment, nor application domain, but rather by the license(s) that governs the use, distribution, and, most importantly, the rights to access and modify the software s source code.
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