The phrase "open source" (still) matters
The article argues that the term 'open source' has a specific, community-driven meaning that prevents commercial monopolization of software.
The article argues that the term 'open source' has a specific, community-driven meaning that prevents commercial monopolization of software.
Explains why simply releasing government source code isn't true open source, which requires licensing, community, and collaboration.
Analyzes Sun's strategic goals and community challenges with OpenSolaris, contrasting its open-source release with Linux's development model.