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- Managing the Complexity Curve - Short paper explains ease, costs to maintain system changes over time. Two models contrasted: closed vs. open source. For closed source, the more one knows, the harder it gets. For open source, the more one knows, the easier it gets.
- OpenMosix - OpenMosix is the free fork from MOSIX after this great project closed the user area tools to a closed-source licence. All OpenMosix is under GPL licence.
- Groupware unter Linux - Vorteile und Möglichkeiten von Groupware auf Basis von Linux im Gegensatz zu den Closed-Source-Varianten.
- DataDirect Connect ODBC - Cross-platform ODBC drivers for Oracle, SQL Server, Informix, Sybase, DB2 databases. New "wire protocol" drivers eliminate need for database client software. [Closed source, free evaluation download]
- New Yanoff - SonLight Software's closed-source fork of the original Usenet newsreader client for Palm OS.
- CVS Code Historian - File-differencing and analysis using information already present in your CVS repository. The functionality is available through Visual Studio 6.0 or Visual Studio .NET or through the right-button menu in Explorer, and there is no installation or configuration of your CVS server. Closed source - commercial software.
- HP Secure OS Software for Linux - Server platform using compartmentalization to contain processes to known part of filesystem and network; has system level auditing, supports remote configuration. Mostly closed source. Was commercial product, now discontinued, unsupported.
- Corona Software AB - Software company located in Sweden, creator of popular VS SPACE system for Wang VS minicomputers.
- UnixNPI - Closed source package installer for Unix Platforms
- Benjamin J. J. Voigt - Microsoft employee, student and OSS/ Closed Source dualist on technology, software, hacks, society, future, knowledge and information management.
Wikipedia Articles
- Comparison of open source and closed source - Open source (or free software) and closed source (or proprietary software) are two approaches to the control, exploitation and commercializing of computer software. Open source approaches differ from the proprietary model of software licensing by allowing other individuals and organizations to view, modify and redistribute the source code.
- Closed source - Closed source is a term for software whose license does not meet the definition of open-source software. Generally, it means only the binaries of a computer program are distributed and the license provides no access to the program's source code, rendering modifications to the software technically impossible ...
- NetDirector - NetDirector is an open source and extensible framework for managing service configurations. All of the current services that NetDirector manages are open source, however, NetDirector is equally capable of managing closed source applications.
- Boost C++ Libraries - The Boost C++ Libraries are a collection of peer-reviewed, open source libraries that extend the functionality of C++. Most of the libraries are licensed under the Boost Software License, designed to allow Boost to be used with both open and closed source projects.
- OpenTTD - OpenTTD is an open source port of the Chris Sawyer game Transport Tycoon Deluxe to C using a disassembly of the original game binaries. Originally closed source, the conversion process from assembly language to C was performed single handedly by Ludvig Strigeus between mid-2002 and March 2004, with the help of Interactive Disassembler.