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Remarkable Real World Open Source Projects

September 2, 2008
OSLiving
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Over the past decade, Open source software (OSS) has seen a surge in popularity. The combination of high coding standards, collaborative learning and minimal costs has attracted a new generation of users and developers, passionate about creating and sharing resources.

This newfound interest has led to crossovers in the application of open source ideas to real […]

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Sourced is a multi-authored blog addressing issues of import in a broadly based Open Source context. It is a space for information, discovery and informed debate.

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Daniel Voicu - blogs about software, with a particular interest in Linux.

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