1) Business model 2) Computer conference 3) Computer security 4) Digital medium 5) Free computer library 6) Free-software conference 7) Lacking a secret code 8) Like a code anyone can use 9) Like some software 10) Open format 11) Second-highest US Army award 12) Technology in society
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[radio show] Open Source is an American public radio show hosted by Christopher Lydon, former New York Times journalist and original host of The Connection. The show focuses on the arts, literature, and foreign affairs. ==History== In May 2005, Christopher Lydon and his longtime producer Mary McGrath partnered with University of Massachuset...
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In production and development, open source as a development model promotes a universal access via a free license to a product`s design or blueprint, and universal redistribution of that design or blueprint, including subsequent improvements to it by anyone. Researchers view open source as a specific case of the greater pattern of Open Collaborati....
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social movement, begun by computer programmers, that rejects secrecy and centralized control of creative work in favour of decentralization, ... [4 related articles]
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Program code made available to others,
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A program in which the source code is available to the general public for use and/or modification from its original design free of charge.
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Freely distributable and modifiable software to which the source code (or uncompiled software) is available.
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Describes computer software for which the original source code is freely accessible to everyone, so that anyone can modify or copy the program without paying a fee
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Software written to be read and used without charge. The Operating Systems Linux and BSD, the web server, Apache, and the email MTA, sendmail, are the most common open source applications. By contrast, Microsoft software and most forms of entertainment content (e.g. music, video, games) retain the IPR (intellectual property rights) of their owners, with progress towards electronic control of this via DRM (digital rights management). Analagously, most communications standards, are now open standards.
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Software that is fully configurable by the developer community because the source code is openly available to everyone. It can also be thought of as a religious cult that is sweeping through the IT industry.
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With respect to Radiation Protection , an open source is a source of Ionising Radiation in the form of Radioactive material which is not encapsulated or otherwise contained. The implication is that open radioactive material can move around and if uncontrolled would lead to Contamination . It should be noted that open sources are used extensively i....
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A type of software which grants the end user the privilege of copying, distribution and/or modification.
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adj] - (computer science) of or relating to or being computer software for which the source code is freely available
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Open source software is similar in idea to 'free software' but slightly less rigid than the free software movement. Users of open source software are (generally) able to view the source code, alter and re-distribute open source software.
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adjective of or relating to or being computer software for which the source code is freely available
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Computing term to describe the distribution of software with its source code, its original instructions. Anyone may examine open-source software's codes, make improvements, and pass these on to the open source community. Its use created one of the most adaptable systems for developing software, including powerful operating systems like GNU,...
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A software production & development methodology which allows unrestricted access to the end product. Open-source software is the opposite of proprietary software, which requires ownership or a structured relationship with the owner, such as a license, in order to access the end product.
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