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    Open Source for Everyone

    Posted on Friday, June 29 2007 @ 07:01:57 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck


    Here's a guide to creating a PC that runs off of open source software.
    Mention open source to most computer users and you’ll receive a blank stare. Talk to a techie and his eyes will light up. For far too long, open source has been the province of the geeks, who have been eager to embrace its workings and improve it. But these days, open source is becoming something for everyone.

    So what is open source, anyway? It’s software, available to anyone, where the code that makes it run is openly displayed, and often of much better quality than you’ll find in commercially available ware, as people contribute to improve it. Best of all, it’s free to download and distribute..
    Check it out at DigitalTrends.


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