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Building a program refers to the process of taking editable source code and other files and transforming them into a finished software product through various steps like preprocessing, compiling, linking, testing, and packaging. CMake is a cross-platform build system developed by Kitware in 2001 that consists of tools like CMake, Ctest, and CPack to manage the entire build process across different platforms.
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Linus Torvalds created the Linux kernel in 1991 and is considered the father of Linux. Linux is an open-source operating system kernel that has spawned many free and open-source operating systems. It is widely used in servers by corporations and tech giants due to its security, stability, and low cost. Some benefits of Linux for servers are its high performance, scalability, and ability to support a wide variety of hardware.
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This document presents an overview of many free and open source software alternatives to proprietary software. It discusses desktop environments like Gnome and KDE, office suites like OpenOffice, graphics programs like GIMP, browsers like Firefox and Chrome, media players, audio/video editors, games and more. It also introduces Ubuntu variants and its use for tasks like mobile, netbooks, cloud computing and highlights benefits of Ubuntu like lack of viruses, licensing fees or backdoors.
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Command Line Interface
This document introduces the command line interface (CLI), noting that it provides an all-text display mode without a graphical user interface. It describes some advantages of the CLI, such as running commands that power graphical applications in the background, allowing multi-user logins and terminals, offering more flexibility and speed while using fewer resources than GUIs. The CLI also enables scripting and makes it easy to work on multiple files with single commands, especially for remote logins. The document lists some basic CLI commands and concludes with encouraging questions.
Git
This document provides an overview of version control systems and how git fits within the landscape of version control. It defines what version control is and describes the different types of version control systems including local version control systems, centralized version control systems, and distributed version control systems. It then discusses some of the key benefits of using a version control system like being able to revert files and projects to previous states and review changes over time. The document notes that in 2005, Linus Torvalds created git to replace Bitkeeper as the version control system for Linux kernel maintenance. Prior to 2002, the kernel was maintained using file patches but then switched to Bitkeeper; however, git provided improvements in areas like speed, simple design, strong support for non
Gsoc 2013 presentation
Google Summer of Code is a program that provides stipends for students to write code for open source software projects over the summer. The goals are to inspire students to participate in open source development and give them real-world software experience. Students submit proposals to projects and are paired with mentors. If their work is approved after milestones, they receive a $5,500 stipend - $5,000 for the student and $500 for the project. A wide range of open source projects participate across different domains.
How to get into open source and contribute
To get involved in open source projects, start by using Linux and open source software to find what interests you. Research projects in your area of interest and contact their teams to see if you have the required skills or can learn them. Choose a junior role on a project and get involved in the community. To be successfully employed, take a top-down approach by researching in-demand profiles and skills rather than assuming certification means you're fully qualified. Learn the skills required for the profiles that are in high demand.
Sfd 2013 gnome_opw
The document summarizes the GNOME Outreach Program for Women (OPW), which is an internship program organized by the GNOME Foundation to encourage women to become involved in free and open source software projects. It provides background on how the program was inspired by Google Summer of Code and initially started in 2006, and how it has grown over time, holding two rounds of internships per year since 2010. It describes how OPW compares to GSoC and provides information on how to apply, application deadlines, and shares one applicant's experience interning with the Commotion Wireless Project through OPW.
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