Open Source

Chromium

Chromium is the open-source project behind Google Chrome.

Thoughts on Apple

The recent buzz on Steve Jobs' Thoughts on Flash has brought it to my attention too many times to ignore, and so I will take my own turn at stabbing holes in it. The whole thing can be summarized with the following comment I made to a friend: Apple ranting about Openness is too ironic for me today.

Micropolis

A fork of the classic game Simcity, released under GPL.

Gate 88 Thumbnail

Gate 88 Thumbnail

05-FRED2 closeup comm node

A snip of the FRED2 Event Editor Converted to a 64 color PNG for size (probably twice the quality of the same-size JPEG in this case) Some artifacting is visible.05-FRED2 closeup comm node

04-FRED2 closeup node

A snip of the FRED2 Event Editor Converted to a 64 color PNG for size (probably twice the quality of the same-size JPEG in this case) Some artifacting is visible.04-FRED2 closeup node

03-FRED2 Window

A shot of the FRED2 Event Editor Converted to a 64 color PNG for size (probably twice the quality of the same-size JPEG in this case) Some artifacting is visible.03-FRED2 Window

02-Nav Alpha Reached

A snip from the FRED2 Event Editor02-Nav Alpha Reached

01-prevent alpha 1 jump

A snip from the FRED2 Event Editor01-prevent alpha 1 jump

Who Invented the Term 'Open Source'?

Recently, the OSI announced that they were planning to "crack down" on people who misuse the term "Open Source". I found this particularly intriguing because I am well aware (as are most other long-time geeks) that the term 'Open' was around long before the OSI was even a dream. Another element of that conversation that was quite interesting is that Bruce Perens claims to have invented the term 'Open Source'. Can this possibly be true?

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