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Comparison of open-source software for producing directed acyclic graphs. [PDF]
J Causal InferencePitts AJ, Fowler CR.
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A multi-release reliability model of open source software with fault detection obeying three-parameter lifetime distribution. [PDF]
Sci RepWang J, Li P, Hu J, Zhang C.
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Computer, 2012
The paper is the sixth in a series of articles providing basic information on legal issues facing people and businesses that operate in computing-related markets focuses on open source software. The featured Web extra at http://youtu.be/8fCFrSv9cjE is an audio recording of the Computing and the Law column connected to the sixth in a series of articles ...
Brian M. Gaff, Gregory J. Ploussios
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The paper is the sixth in a series of articles providing basic information on legal issues facing people and businesses that operate in computing-related markets focuses on open source software. The featured Web extra at http://youtu.be/8fCFrSv9cjE is an audio recording of the Computing and the Law column connected to the sixth in a series of articles ...
Brian M. Gaff, Gregory J. Ploussios
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ACM SIGCAS Computers and Society, 2003
This article provides a brief introduction to the open source software (OSS) movement in libraries from a serialist's perspective.
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This article provides a brief introduction to the open source software (OSS) movement in libraries from a serialist's perspective.
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2007
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.
Stephen M. Mutula, Justus M. Wamukoya
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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.
Stephen M. Mutula, Justus M. Wamukoya
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ACM SIGCSE Bulletin, 2002
Open source software is making a large impact on many aspects of society including the business community, the computing industry, the entertainment industry and higher education. The computer science education community has been quiet about issues of open source versus closed source and the role of open source code in the advancement of ...
Birk, Jan +3 more
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Open source software is making a large impact on many aspects of society including the business community, the computing industry, the entertainment industry and higher education. The computer science education community has been quiet about issues of open source versus closed source and the role of open source code in the advancement of ...
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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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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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