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Gup2011| open source
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- 3. Introduction Philip OakleyOpen Source Software Consultant Outserve Ltd www.outserveblog.com www.twitter.com/philoakley www.identi.ca/philoakley www.linkedin.com/in/philoakley Blog
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- 5. What is OpenSource? Simply put Open Source software is a development method.... ...meaning that the software is freely distributable, available to customise and with no cost of software licenses .
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- 7. Past - History1960's Request for Comments (Telecoms Protocols)
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- 9. 1970's Unix distributedwith Source Code
- 10. 1983 RMS startsGNU Project
- 11. 1991 Linus Torvaldscreates Linux Kernel
- 12. 1998 Open SourceInitiative (OSI)
- 13. 1999 Tim Burners-Leeinvents WWW
- 14. 2008 MySQL soldfor $1 Billion
- 15. GNU Project GNUis Not Unix
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- 19. 1989 General PublicLicence
- 20. 25 th B'day with Stephen Fry
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- 26. Linux Today 300+Versions currently
- 27. Distrowatch Top 100Downloads
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- 40. Open Handset Alliance(34 Companies)
- 41. Open Standards forMobile Phones
- 42. Open Source LicensesFree Redistribution
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- 45. Integrity of TheAuthor's Source Code
- 46. No Discrimination AgainstPersons or Groups No Discrimination Against Fields of Endeavor
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- 48. License Must NotBe Specific to a Product
- 49. License Must NotRestrict Other Software
- 50. License Must BeTechnology-Neutral
- 51. OSI Approved licensesApache License, 2.0
- 52. New and SimplifiedBSD licenses
- 53. GNU General PublicLicense (GPL)
- 54. Affero General PublicLicense (GPL)
- 55. “ Lesser" GeneralPublic License (LGPL)
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- 57. Mozilla Public License1.1 (MPL)
- 58. Common Development andDistribution License
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- 61. Software Proprietary (Closed Source) Open Source Office Suite Operating Systems CRM (Customer Relationship Management) Accounting ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning)
- 62. Software Design InternetMultimedia Productivity Utilities
- 63. Software Design InternetMultimedia Productivity Utilities
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- 66. Software Design InternetMultimedia Productivity Utilities
- 67. Software Design InternetMultimedia Productivity Utilities
- 68. Software Design InternetMultimedia Productivity Utilities
- 69. Software Design InternetMultimedia Productivity Utilities
- 70. Web Publishing/Collaboration/Projects CMS/BlogCollaboration/Wiki VLE Document Mgt/Portal Project Mgt
- 71. Web Publishing/Collaboration/Projects CMS/BlogCollaboration/Wiki VLE Document Mgt/Portal Project Mgt
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- 73. “The Government couldsave at least £600 million per year if it adopted open IT procurement and used open source software.” http://www.conservatives.com/News/News_stories/2009/01/Improving_IT_procurement_and_encouraging_open_source_software.aspx
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- 81. Web Publishing/Collaboration/Projects CMS/BlogCollaboration/Wiki VLE Document Mgt/Portal Project Mgt
- 82. Web Publishing/Collaboration/Projects CMS/BlogCollaboration/Wiki VLE Document Mgt/Portal Project Mgt
- 83. Open Source SocialMedia
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- 86. CiviCRM ConstituentRelationship Management
- 87. Advocacy, non-profit andnon-governmental groups
- 88. Integrates with Joomlaand Drupal CMS
- 89. Owned by Oraclesince 2009
- 90. Word Processor, Spreadsheet,Presentation +
- 91. Reads and writes.xls, .doc etc
- 92. Reads ooxml –.docx, .xlsx
- 93. Cross Platform –Apple Mac/Linux/Windows
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- 95. OpenDocument Formats (ODF)Allows easy sharing of information
- 96. Ensures information freelyavailable
- 97. Future Proof ourinformation
- 98. ODF an ISO/IECinternational standard
- 99. Supported by EuropeanParliament
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- 103. Open Data -TypesScience and Medical Data
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- 120. Why choose OpenSource? Cost/ROI
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- 124. Community – hasmany benefits
- 125. 'Scratch your ownitch'
- 126. Fix your ownbug
- 127. OSI Definition Opensource is a development method for software that harnesses the power of distributed peer review and transparency of process.
- 128. The promise ofopen source is better quality, higher reliability, more flexibility, lower cost, and an end to predatory vendor lock-in.
- 129. 3 Ideas BecomeOpen Source aware
- 130. Use Open Source(Firefox, OpenOffice etc)
- 131. Include Open Sourceplanning/choices
- 132. Thank You PhilipOakley Open Source Software Consultant Outserve Ltd www.outserveblog.com www.twitter.com/philoakley www.identi.ca/philoakley www.linkedin.com/in/philoakley Blog
- 133. What does thatmean? Distributed with Source Code
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- 138. Open Source ProjectsSF -180,000
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- 149. Microsoft/opensource A newapproach in interoperability
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- 151. www.codeplex.com OSProject Community
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- 153. Microsoft Public License(Ms-PL)
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- 156. Expanded in toall areas.. Infrastructure and Technology Stack
- 157. LAMP, WAMP andMAMP
- 158. Operating Systems -OpenSolaris, BSD, Haiku
- 159. CMS, Blogging, MicroBlogging
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- 170. Microsoft/opensource A newapproach in interoperability
- 171. Continued Novell Linuxinteroperability
- 172. www.codeplex.com OSProject Community
- 173. Port 25 open source community at Microsoft.
- 174. Microsoft Public License(Ms-PL)
- 175. Microsoft Reciprocal License(Ms-RL)
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- 177. Thank You PhilipOakley Open Source Software Consultant [email_address] 0121 288 6778 www.outserveblog.com www.twitter.com/philoakley www.identi.ca/philoakley www.linkedin.com/in/philoakley Blog
- 178. Contact details Blog- http://philipoakley.org
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- 182. More Open Sourceinfo on the web http://www.osalt.com/ - open source altenative
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- 184. Even More InfoRebel Code: Linux and the Open Source Revolution – Glyn Moody
- 185. The Cathedral &the Bazaar – Eric S Raymond
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- 187. Many Linux podcastsLinux User Groups
- 188. "Linux is acancer that attaches itself in an intellectual property sense to everything it touches,” Steve Ballmer – Microsoft Corp
- 189. "What hobbyist canput 3-man years into programming, finding all bugs, documenting his product and distribute for free? The fact is, no one besides us has invested a lot of money..” Bill Gates 1987
- 190. "..we will createa level playing field for open source software in IT procurement and open up the procurement system to small and innovative companies…” David Cameron – Conservative Party Leader
- 191. "The internet ageis transforming politics and has the capacity to transform government. Let’s start being open source right now.” George Osbourne – Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer
- 192. "Four things oughtto be avoided. The first is a lock-in, an indefinite commitment to a single proprietary solution..” John Pugh – Liberal Democrat MP
- 193. "Writing non-free softwareis not an ethically legitimate activity, so if people who do this run into trouble, that's good! All businesses based on non-free software ought to fail, and the sooner the better” Richard Stallman
- 194. "I'm doing a(free) operating system (just a hobby, won't be big and professional like gnu) for 386(486) AT clones. ” Linus Torvalds 1990
- 195. "If something's expensiveto develop, and somebody's not going to get paid, it won't get developed. So you decide: Do you want software to be written, or not? ” Bill Gates
- 196. " given enougheyeballs, all bugs are shallow ". More formally: "Given a large enough beta-tester and co-developer base, almost every problem will be characterized quickly and the fix will be obvious to someone." Eric S. Raymond from "The Cathedral and the Bazaar".
- 197. "Open source isneither an industry fad, nor a magic bullet. Rather, the development methods commonly encompassed by the term open source have provided customers and developers with additional options among many in the technology ecosystem." Microsoft.com Website 2008
- 198. Contact details Blog- http://philipoakley.org
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Editor's Notes
- #7 Create the Internet – Tim Berners lee RMT GNU GNU is not Unix (unix compatible) Copyleft GPL
- #8 Create the Internet – Tim Berners lee RMT GNU GNU is not Unix (unix compatible) Copyleft GPL Original Unix 1969 thought to Mac osX
- #9 GPL 1989 GNU Emacs Gnu Debugger GNU Compiler GNU is copyleft
- #14 Mark Shuttleworth Code of Conduct Commercial Support Availaable Releases every 6months with 18 mos support LTS released evey 2 yrs with 3yrs support
- #16 200+ apps open sourced Employ ebvagilists and core team members
- #18 GPL 1989 GNU Emacs Gnu Debugger GNU Compiler GNU is copyleft
- #19 72 OSI approved Licenses 10 OSI popular and Interesting
- #43 All computers in Swiss Schhols run open sourcce only (9000) 53,000 by the end of 2009, and at that time 52 million Linux Educacional 2.0
- #44 Extraction Transformation and Loading Data Integration