As my higher education took place in what seemed to be a highly collaborative era, I'm surprised to learn that FOSS and particularly HFOSS has been slow to take root in the halls of academia. Very glad it is sprouting
An excellent case for collaboration. And, I'm all for it, here and elsewhere. It's the elsewhere that is stalled. Can anyone direct me to this type of encouragement for other sectors of the economy, specifically the manufacturing sector, which tends to be rooted in the era of Carnegie and Frick where collaboration is akin to "union activity"?
As my higher education took place in what seemed to be a highly collaborative era, I'm surprised to learn that FOSS and particularly HFOSS has been slow to take root in the halls of academia. Very glad it is sprouting