An open world: Stories from the open source community

At opensource.com, our mission is to shine a light on the places where the open source way is magnifying ideas and multiplying effort. And we remain especially interested in topics beyond technology—developments in areas like business, education, government, health, law, and everyday life.

This collection offers some of our most empowering stories. From the trenches. From the library. From the cubicle. From the capitol. From the classroom and the boardroom and the courtroom. These are our community members—and perhaps you could be in the next edition.

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Copyright © 2013 Red Hat, Inc. All written content licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.

Articles in this eBook

• The day TuxPaint became contagious
  —Phil Shapiro
• Introducing students to the world of open source: Day 1
  —Asheesh Laroia
• The four capital mistakes of open source
  —Nicolas Pujol
• Rethinking office design
  —Rebecca Fernandez,
• Total victory for open source software in a patent lawsuit
  —Rob Tiller
• Interview: PJ on the beginning, ending, and future of Groklaw
  —Ruth Suehle
• Student participation in open source projects (A professor’s perspective)—Heidi Ellis
• Three unspoken blockers that prevent professors from teaching open source community participation
  —Mel Chua
• Join the M revolution—Get your tools
  —Luis Ibanez
• Open source cancer research
  —Lori Mehen
• History of open source in government
  —Gunnar Hellekson
• Document Freedom Day: Passion and politics
  —Karsten Gerloff

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