Doing the open source thingy

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Wiebe Elsinga

Presentation given at the Droidcon Netherlands 2013

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What is Open Source

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License

GPL
BSD
Mozilla Public

Apache V2
MIT
LGPL
- http://opensource.org/licenses

Don't force it

“Going open source is like farting:
If you force it’ll be s***.”
- origin unkown

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