Open Source: Greg Papadopoulos - part 2
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he reminds me of Steve Martin..
paulspydar 3 years ago
The video helped me cleared a lot of loose thoughts about open source (I just started using Ubuntu). I would now think that open source being now focused on operating system is irrelevant, once the machine of transparent collaboration is set, the sky is the limit, whether in software, hardware, medicine, etc.
jdrodrig 4 years ago
Thanks for sharing this vid.LOL.
Well done SUN. You guy's are setting wonderful examples for the corporate world to follow.
Please keep leading the way.
corypollard 5 years ago
He doesn't neccessarily understand what they mean by requiring, there's a certain point which says that you're NOT required to publish anything if you use it for yourself, but if you give it to others, you must also provide the code for everyone else.
MerlinofChaos 5 years ago