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Latest revision as of 11:27, 30 May 2018
See:
- Open source software. This is essentially the same as free software ("free as in freedom") but the different terms reflect a different philosophy and emphasis. For a nice summary of where open source stands in a range of applications see Open source won
- Open Source Appropriate Technology (OSAT)
- Open source engineering software
- Open-sustainability
- Open source patents
- Open source rapid prototyping of OSAT
- Open source technology
- Open content
Compare and contrast with the more restricted
"Basically Open Source technology is the only way we’ll end up as citizens in this technological world, rather than as serfs." - Vik Oliver, 2018 [1]
