Sustainable software, part IV: Commercial Open Source redemption | Boldly Open - 0 views
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Ross Gardler on 10 Aug 09Part 4 of a 4 part series on sustainable software
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OSS Watch - Community source vs open source - 0 views
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This document compares the community source and open source development models, and discusses their suitability for projects involving Higher Education consortia.
OSS Watch - The community source development model - 0 views
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Traditionally software is produced and distributed following either closed source or open source developments models. Community source is a development model that attempts to find a middle way between the two paths by borrowing elements from both. Communi
OSS Watch - Case studies - 0 views
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Open source case studies
OSS Watch - How to build an open source community - 0 views
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Community is vital to an open source project. An active and supportive community is the heart of the project. However, having an open source licence is not enough to bring users and developers to your project and build a community. This document looks at
GovernanceModel - OSS Watch Wiki - 0 views
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A governance model describes the roles project participants can take, and the process for decision making within the project. In addition it describes processes for communicating and sharing within the project team and community. It is the governance mode
BenevolentDictatorGovernanceModel - OSS Watch Wiki - 0 views
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Perhaps the most commonly cited example of a benevolent dictator model is the Linux Kernel, under the direct decision making leadership of Linus Torvalds. The job of benevolent dictator is not an easy one. It requires diplomacy and community building skil
MeritocraticGovernanceModel - OSS Watch Wiki - 0 views
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This document provides an example of a governance model in a project governed through meritocracy.
How Software is Built: Deep dive analysis and community conversations about software de... - 0 views
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Interviews with leading figures in the world of open source.
OSS Watch - Contributor Licence Agreements - 0 views
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A Contributor Licence Agreement (CLA) is required in order to accept third party contributions to an open development project, such as an open source software project. Such third parties do not automatically grant either the copyright of the contribution
Engaging With Open Source in a procurement process - SlideShare - 0 views
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A high lievel look at why and how one should engage with open source during procurement.
Fundamentals of Free and Open Source Software - SlideShare - 0 views
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Introduction to the Fundamentals of Free and Open Source Software
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