open-source movement
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The open-source movement is a collaborative software development and licensing philosophy that promotes freely accessible, modifiable, and shareable source code, fostering community-driven innovation and transparency.
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| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
licensing philosophy
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social movement → software development methodology → |
| advocates |
interoperability
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open development processes in government and public sector → open standards → vendor independence → |
| associatedWithOrganization |
Apache Software Foundation
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Canonical Ltd. → Debian Project → Eclipse Foundation → Free Software Foundation → Linux Foundation → Mozilla Foundation → Open Source Initiative → Red Hat → |
| coinedTerm |
open source
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| coinedTermInYear |
1998
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| criticizedFor |
maintainer burnout
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sustainability challenges → unequal corporate influence → |
| emergedIn |
1990s
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| encourages |
code sharing
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collaborative software development → community-driven innovation → forking and branching of projects → transparent development processes → |
| hasCorePrinciple |
access to source code
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collaborative development → freedom to modify software → freedom to redistribute software → meritocracy → peer review → transparency → |
| hasEconomicModel |
crowdfunding
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dual licensing → open core → sponsorship and donations → support and services → |
| hasImpactOn |
cloud computing
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mobile operating systems → programming languages → software industry → web infrastructure → |
| hasKeyFigure |
Bruce Perens
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Eric S. Raymond → Lawrence Lessig → Linus Torvalds → Richard Stallman → Tim O'Reilly → |
| hasNotableProject |
Android operating system
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Apache HTTP Server → GNU operating system → Git → Kubernetes → LibreOffice → Linux kernel → Mozilla Firefox → MySQL → PHP → PostgreSQL → Python programming language → |
| influenced |
open access movement
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open data movement → open government movement → open hardware movement → open science movement → |
| influencedBy |
free software movement
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| opposes |
proprietary software restrictions
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| promotes |
open-source software
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| relatedConcept |
collaborative innovation
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commons-based peer production → knowledge commons → peer production → |
| relatedTo |
free software movement
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| reliesOn |
distributed collaboration tools
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version control systems → |
| supportsLicense |
Apache License
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BSD licenses → GNU General Public License → MIT License → Mozilla Public License → |
| supportsLicenseType |
copyleft licenses
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permissive licenses → |
| usesDefinitionFrom |
Open Source Definition
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| usesInfrastructure |
code review systems
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issue trackers → mailing lists → public code hosting platforms → |
Referenced by (4)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
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Eric Raymond
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GNU Project ("open source movement") → |
influenced |
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Larry Wall
("open-source software movement")
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movement |
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How To Become A Hacker
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relatedMovement |