Add to ORKGLibrarians are among the strongest proponents of open source software. Paradoxically, libraries are also among the least likely to actively contribute their code to open source projects. This article identifies and discusses six main reasons this dichotomy exists and offers ways to get around them
Are you hearing more and more about open source? Are you wondering how it might benefit your library...
The purpose of this paper is to identify barriers and drivers to open source software (OSS) adoption...
As Linux becomes a major operating system and Apache becomes the most popular Web server today, the ...
Librarians are among the strongest proponents of open source software. Paradoxically, libraries are ...
This paper examines whether the library community should support the development of open source soft...
Libraries share a number of core values with the Open Source Software (OSS) movement, suggesting the...
Open source software is, software that users have the ability to run, copy, distribute, study, chang...
The open source movement is a vital and innovative challenger to commercial channels for software an...
Author presents his opinions about open source software, explains possible mistakes and obstacles as...
Open source software is not something to be afraid of! It\u27s software that you can modify, fix, ad...
Emergence of Open Source Software is a new ray of hope in the field of library automation. It can be...
This paper examines how open source software (OSS) follows the ethical and philosophical resolves of...
Open source has brought a signification change in the software world. The share of open source is in...
Open source methods for creating software rely on developers who voluntarily reveal code in the expe...
The Code4Lib community has produced an increasingly impressive collection of open source software ov...
Are you hearing more and more about open source? Are you wondering how it might benefit your library...
The purpose of this paper is to identify barriers and drivers to open source software (OSS) adoption...
As Linux becomes a major operating system and Apache becomes the most popular Web server today, the ...
Librarians are among the strongest proponents of open source software. Paradoxically, libraries are ...
This paper examines whether the library community should support the development of open source soft...
Libraries share a number of core values with the Open Source Software (OSS) movement, suggesting the...
Open source software is, software that users have the ability to run, copy, distribute, study, chang...
The open source movement is a vital and innovative challenger to commercial channels for software an...
Author presents his opinions about open source software, explains possible mistakes and obstacles as...
Open source software is not something to be afraid of! It\u27s software that you can modify, fix, ad...
Emergence of Open Source Software is a new ray of hope in the field of library automation. It can be...
This paper examines how open source software (OSS) follows the ethical and philosophical resolves of...
Open source has brought a signification change in the software world. The share of open source is in...
Open source methods for creating software rely on developers who voluntarily reveal code in the expe...
The Code4Lib community has produced an increasingly impressive collection of open source software ov...
Are you hearing more and more about open source? Are you wondering how it might benefit your library...
The purpose of this paper is to identify barriers and drivers to open source software (OSS) adoption...
As Linux becomes a major operating system and Apache becomes the most popular Web server today, the ...