Professionalism/Eric Raymond and Open Source Software
Eric S. Raymond and Open Source Software
[edit | edit source]Open Source Software
[edit | edit source]The term Open Source refers to source code that anyone can inspect, modify, and enhance[1]. Source Code refers to the actual code that is used to run a particular software. Typically, the source code is not publicly available but the author can choose to make it public. The most common place to look for open source software is a website called Github which essentially stores code that developers have publicly published. Some examples include the source code for the linux operating system (an alternative to a Windows computer), OpenCalphad (thermodynamics calculation library), and ManiSkill (Robotic Simulation software).
Copy-Right vs. Copy-Left
[edit | edit source]FOSS vs FLOSS
[edit | edit source]Background. What is it? (Majority of presentation info can go here 🙂)
Participant Groups
[edit | edit source]Lauren go!
Ethics of OSS
[edit | edit source]Social Contract
Quality
Autonomy
Accountability
Public Good
Eric S. Raymond
[edit | edit source]Life, Career
Contributions to OSS
[edit | edit source]Work on OSS
Cathedral and Bazaar
Homesteading the Noosphere
Ethics of Eric
[edit | edit source]Start of Career, During Career, Present
References
[edit | edit source]- ↑ Opensource.com. "What is open source? | Opensource.com". opensource.com. Retrieved 2025-04-23.