GO OPEN
Bringing Free & Open Software to allThis is a project i have taken up as a part of my SELP Program (where I am a Coach)
There are hundreds of projects which the Participants, their Coaches (like me) and even the Program Leader take up. The Little timer which shows the time at a signal for the lights to go green is a result of one such project.
The Objective of my Project is to
- Take Open Software to EVERYONE
- Most Open/Free is available for ZERO COST, the greater objective is to get/take a complete SUITE of Applications available in one place
- We have something already available OPEN DISK (Ready Made)
- This contains A Complete Suite of applications from Browsers, Media Players, Chat, Office Suite, Audio Editor, Games, etc. (almost an application for your every need).
- Some Like TurboCash (an alternative or something comparable to tally) might be missing.
- But I/We are here to put in the missing bits :-)
- NOW Imagine
- Regular People - Just getting their work done (For FREE)
- Nerds (n WannaBE Nerds) - Can make a wonderful start to their careers looking into the code we normal wouldn't have wouldn't have no clue of.
- Non-Geeks can even translate to have the interface available in local languages for EXAMPLE
- The possibilities are endless . . .
- There are more objectives
- IS Distribution of Software is the only thing ?
- What is the Concept of "OPEN" ?
- What is available, Who can contribute, Can i Just Use
- Wikipedia, Google Wave (something from the same philosophy)
- For ME
- Its a passion
- A passion which i can use as an excuse to keep in touch with my friends.
- Don't Know What else :-)
BTW : This project is not mine; ITS OURS
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i'll do something about the formatting soon (bullets / indent), as of now this is a copy paste with a little loss of formatting