Hi Kylie,
How does open source software “work” exactly for K12 schools?
Open source software can work just like other software, the difference
is that you have more options--you have the freedom to develop your
own expertise with running and using the software, or paying someone
else to do it,
One other important point is control. As the software is not owned
controlled by a single vendor, like proprietary systems, no one can
unilaterally decide the software is end-of-life, no longer supported, etc.
And since there are multiple support options, unlike proprietary systems,
no single
This is an expansion on one of Jason's points but I think it's worth
echoing - the distinction between FLOSS and proprietary software in terms
of quality, reliability, ease of use, etc... is non-existent. Anyone who
says otherwise is FUDing things. Why? Simply, because an open source
license
On 2014-06-30, at 05:13 , Jayaraj JR jaya...@iisertvm.ac.in wrote:
Hello,
We have updated from Evergreen 2.3.7 to 2.6.1. It is noticed that Browse the
Catalog Option and Auto Suggest Option in the TPAC retrieves only those
titles that are added to our collection after the up-gradation.
