Mainly shows that the phrasing "open source" did in fact have a positive effect and its business-friendly nature allowed it to spread.
It looks overall like a decent effort and we should be writing some more presentations and materials that can be used at conferences and local meetups to explain why free/libre is more important than just open source. I like open source because it gives a wedge and a place to start having discussions about why vendor lock-in is bad and why freedom for users and developers matters. -rudolf On Fri, Apr 22, 2016 at 10:27 AM Andrea Trentini <[email protected]> wrote: > I stumbled upon this: > > http://www.opensourceschool.fr > > Apart from the poor name choice ("opensource" vs. "free/libre") do > you think it's a valuable initiative? > > -- > > /\_______________ > /--\ndrea |rentini (http://atrent.it) > . Software Libero - Dipartimento di Informatica > ..: Università degli Studi di Milano > > [1) l'eventuale allegato "signature.asc" è la firma digitale] > [2) vostri allegati in formati proprietari verranno cestinati] > >
