I would definitely nominate the Qubit Toolkit and the PKP software suite as candidates for this list:
http://qubit-toolkit.org/ http://pkp.sfu.ca/ Qubit is somewhat nascent, but is actively being developed and is fairly well-supported (by the ICA, UNESCO, LAC, among others), and the PKP suite (most known for Open Journal Systems) is very well-established in the academic library world internationally. Roughly, I'd say that Qubit fits under "archival record manager/editor" (similar to Archon) and the PKP OAI harvester in particular fits somewhere under "discovery system" or similar (as an OAI aggregator). MJ On 2009-12-21, at 12:49 PM, Eric Lease Morgan wrote: > I am in the process of creating YAOSS4LL (Yet Another Open Source Software > For Libraries List), and I'm hoping to garner the expertise of our > communities. > > More specifically, I would like to create a (more or less) comprehensive list > of library-related open source software in the following areas: > > * content management systems (CMS) > * "discovery systems" > * electronic resource management (ERM) > * institutional repositories (IR) > * integrated library systems (ILS) > * resource sharing/interlibrary loan (ILL) > > Unfortunately, I am being challenged when it comes to ERMs and resource > sharing/ILL applications. The other areas seem well-developed. You can see > what I've done so far at the following (temporary) link: > > http://infomotions.com/tmp/oss/ > > Do you have any suggestions or additions? Is your (favorite) library-related > OSS application missing from my list? > > -- > Eric (Lease) Morgan
