eContact! 11.3 — Logiciels audio « open source » / Open Source for Audio Application (September 2009) [Return to issue…]
Index • Editorial • Getting There • People • Language • Bibliography • Development
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Open Source Travel Guide [wiki]: Index
As part of eContact! 11.3 — Logiciels audio « open source » / Open Source for Audio Application (September 2009), the Open Source Travel Guide [wiki] has been created for the community by the community — in true Open Source form! These pages are intended for both inexperienced and experienced users of free / libre open source software (FLOSS) and resources. If you are a newbie, there is a whole range of information to help get you started and introduce you to the world of OS. For the seasoned OS user, the various lists of resources can be very useful.
The Travel Guide is one portion of the issue, check out the full table of contents here for articles and other items that are part of eContact! 11.3.
And of course we hope that the reader/user will also feel welcome to contribute to this Travel Guide so that the resource can continue to grow and expand and be of increasing benefit to the community.
Wiki Pages
- A Free Software Travel Guide. Editorial and introduction to the Open Source Travel Guide [wiki].
- Getting There. All the essentials to get you set up to start your open source audio experience, including links to software.
- People and Community. A list of online communities, forums and key places in various cities where you are likely to encounter Open-sourcians.
- Language. An introduction to some of the dialect to help you interface with the open source community.
- Bibliography. Suggestions for further reading on the cultural, historical and economical issues of the open source community.
- Development Pages. Notes by and for contributors as the Travel Guide evolves (edits, changes, things to discuss…).
Open Source is more than just “Free Software”.
Contributors to the Open Source Travel Guide [wiki]
jef chippewa (Montréal / Berlin) http://newmusicnotation.com/chippewa
Aymeric Mansoux http://goto10.org
Jörn Nettingsmeier (Essen, Germany) http://stackingdwarves.net
Michal Seta (Montréal) http://www.creazone.ca