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Key organizations for OpenSource software |
-FSF (Free Software Foundation) -OSI (OpenSource Inistiative) -CC (Creative Commons) |
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FSF |
Free Software Foundation are all about "FREE" software movement having nothing proprietary. |
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OSI |
Open Source Initiative is all about open source, more programmatic approach at what is qualified as ope source software. |
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CC |
Creative Commons |
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Copyrights |
Is a legalized right to copy something. |
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Berne Convention |
Is an international treaty that requires countries to recognize the other countries copyrights. |
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Patents |
Are the very idea of a copyrighted work. Applies to an invention and patent sets an amount of exclusive rights granted by an sovereign state to the inventor or assignee for a limited periods of time in exchange for detailed public disclosure of an invention. |
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Trademarks |
Key function is to exclusively identify commercial source or origin of products or services. Serves to identify a particular business as the source of goods or services known as "trademark use". |
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Commercial Software |
Software that is developed with the intent to sell that software as a profit. Companies would keep source codes secret which means users that use product cannot change software except for configurations alone. |
Microsoft, Adobe PS etc |
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Shareware Software |
Similar to Comm. software except for copyright and legal perspective. Typically downloadable software based on honor system. Basically stating that you will give the payment to author later on if you like it. Trial software. |
Luminoso |
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Freeware |
Similar to shareware but software is always FREE and has no cost involved. Stripped down version of a complete commercial version that the application provider/vendor releases. A lot less features. |
Adobe reader |
