| If you measure the success of a code base by features, however, open-source software is the winner. |
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| Some open-source software comes with poor documentation, just like some proprietary software. |
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| We accomplished this feat by using only commodity hardware and open-source software. |
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| When you enhance open-source software, you have to provide others with the source so they can build on it further. |
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| However, the open-source software browser's security story has had to deal with some hiccups. |
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| In technology the bottom-up open-source software movement is putting new pressure on Microsoft and database giant Oracle. |
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| It has single-handedly, effortlessly done what decades of open-source enthusiasm, activism, and hackathons couldn't do. |
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| Google recently released an Android Open Accessory standard, based on the open-source computing platform Arduino. |
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| Although it is the most well known, Linux is not the only open-source software available, nor is GPL the only copyleft license. |
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| The study is drawn entirely from open-source information, but often involving research in relatively denied areas. |
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| Consequently, there were soon scores of wiki sites as well as open-source improvements to his software. |
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| Under the open-source model, scientists are free to modify the control software, creating a trickle-down effect that benefits amateurs. |
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| We think the best remedy to this situation is to actively support the development of new open-source software. |
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| This ubiquity and open-source freedom lets you publish and share your documents portably and freely among platforms. |
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| The companies are working with open-source compiler developers to create software development tools for programmers. |
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| The design files can also be shared globally, for open-source hardware as well as software problem-solving. |
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| Even more, we'd love your input about the last issue I discussed, this distributed or open-source journalism. |
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| Anything contributed to the group must be freely distributable, preferably as source code under the Berkeley open-source license. |
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| Technically, both were easily customizable hacks built on open-source software and generic hardware. |
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| For a long time, Firefox had the cool cache of being an free, open-source alternative browser. |
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| Short for Free Lossless Audio Codec, FLAC is like Vorbis in that it is totally free, unpatented, and open-source. |
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| The council might discuss how commercialization can best be achieved, whether through patents, open-source regimes, or non-exclusive licensing. |
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| Let me explain what open-source is and then why I'm so chuffed. |
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| As a result, open-source publications have become by default the conveyor to the public of information and analysis on what is really happening in the world. |
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| Second, even the most vehement promoter of open-source coding has to admit that Microsoft's patents have had negligible impact on its market position. |
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| The secondary role involves open-source Internet searches, including a variety of known websites, blogs and social networking sites. |
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| We must hire the right people, train them well, be superb at technology and proficient in the use of open-source information. |
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| Continuent delivers these services through an open-source based database virtualization technology. |
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| The site is developed using the wonderful open-source system called drupal. |
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| Nor did Microsoft transform its proprietary operating system into open-source code. |
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| Another is the Ogg Vorbis codec, an open-source project supported by the Xiph. Org Foundation. |
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| The project is open-source, meaning outsiders contribute some of the code. |
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| The program is innovative, clever, a pleasure to work with and one of the rare open-source projects designed with end users, not just hackers, in mind. |
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| Stockfish is an exceptionally strong open-source UCI chess engine, which is confirmed by several rating lists. |
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| This WiFi antenna passively received the publicly broadcast radio signals within range of the car using open-source Kismet software. |
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| Today Adafruit remains an open-source company. |
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| I have one comment to make on open-source. |
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| We have gathered data from open-source information. |
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| From a content perspective, UNFPA is of the view that the report did not adequately address the potential costs, benefits and constraints of using free or open-source software. |
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| In conducting our review, we took special care to examine information relevant to the human rights records of the agencies' host countries, including open-source reporting from reputable international human rights agencies. |
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| In the long run, you can't sanely compete with the open-source mentality. |
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| The group is also working on specifications for a free open-source tool that would allow administrators to easily trim unwanted information from their logs. |
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| Many of them have gone that route despite the availability of open-source alternatives, opting for safety over opensource promises of freedom. |
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| What has allowed him to continue his activities for so long, whilst leaving such an extensive open-source trail? |
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| The open-source platform would completely break open the hitherto closed proprietary system, lowering entry barriers for providers of content or services. |
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| And the emergence of open standards and open-source software makes it easier to repurpose off-the-shelf technologies or combine them in novel ways. |
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| It is multifannish and built on open-source archiving software designed and built by and for fans. |
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| And, as happened with BSD Unix, Mr Joy is determined to make his open-source JXTA the standard for peer-to-peer networking. What does Sun get out of this charitable undertaking? |
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| Shikha Pillai is one of the leaders of a team in Bangalore that is translating open-source software, including OpenOffice, into ten Indian dialects. |
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| The development of Internet voting machines using open-source code in the Australian Capital Territory is a practical example of the benefit of the transparency open-source software provides. |
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| In addition to publishing all the software code for a device, for example, makers of open-source hardware generally reveal the physical information needed to build a device, including schematics, materials and dimensions. |
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| Rather than use a word processing file to collect and track data, Flemming uses Excel or open-source spreadsheet software to create an index and master file of different aspects of his investigation. |
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| Last month it formed a partnership with Zend, a small Israeli-American firm, to make PHP, an open-source programming language that powers many large websites, work better with Windows. |
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| Most open-source firms indemnify their customers against such lawsuits in any case. All this has led many companies to develop a much more pragmatic approach to open-source software. |
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| The technology will be uncopyrighted open-source material, Dr. Frieden said, allowing as many companies as possible to use the system as a model. |
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| Work in the open-source software community or contribute to wikipedias on your favourite subjects. |
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| In some respects Wikipedia's open-source production model is the epitome of the so-called Web 2.0, an egalitarian environment where the web of social software enmeshes users in both their real and virtual-reality workplaces. |
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| Because bitcoin is an open-source software project, the programming code at the heart of it is available for anyone to take and use in making their own cryptocurrencies, known as altcoins. |
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| Preliminary and open-source searches are used to gather intelligence and leads of this nature for CFOs and police, allowing them to initiate or assist in investigations. |
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| Since open-source software powers large parts of the Internet, patents are a potential hinderance to the wide adoption of certain anti-spam techniques. |
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| The high cost of software, a problem faced by many countries in the region, was addressed by promoting the use of freely available open-source software for knowledge management. |
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| We wanted the Commission to help to distribute the open-source software so that we could be sure that no backdoors were being incorporated into the networks. |
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| OpenOffice, the leading open-source office suite, is available in 31 languages, including Slovenian, Basque and Galician, and Indian languages such as Gujarati, Devanagari, Kannada and Malayalam. |
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| Cryptographic checksums, peer-reviewed open-source code, adherence to mature, published standards, and independent third-party verification of votes are elements that should be incorporated in any online voting system. |
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| Offering high-quality software as open-source externalizes benefits to a large community, but also externalizes much of the cost of testing and further development. |
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| Additionally, our open-source data licensing policy means the data we provide can be shared limitlessly among numerous government agencies and with the public. |
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| The contest was a clumsy attempt to harness the power of open-source software development, in which informal bodies of coders attack a common problem. |
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| Over the past year we proved that solutions based on open-source are a credible alternative to the closed-source products that dominate today's enterprise network landscape. |
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| A notification on its Google Code page advised users to download it from F-Droid, a website that hosts free and open-source software for Android devices. |
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| Apelon's DTS is a comprehensive open-source solution for the acquisition, management and practical deployment of standardized healthcare terminologies. |
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