Overview [1]#
Open Source implies it is in the Public DomainOpen Source software implies the application and usually the Source code can be used, changed, and shared (in modified or unmodified form) by anyone.
Open Source software is made by many people, and distributed under licenses that comply with the Open Source Definition.
Open Source does NOT imply, necessarily, the software is Free Software.
More Information#
There might be more information for this subject on one of the following:- API Development
- Apache Hadoop
- AppAuth
- Bandit-project.org
- BitShares
- Blockcerts
- Blockchain
- Blockstack
- Bluetooth
- BoringSSL
- CIRCL
- Chromium OS
- Cloud Foundry
- Cloud Information Model
- Coreboot
- Cryptographic Message Syntax
- CurveCP
- DNSCrypt
- Das u-boot
- Decentralized Identity
- Decentralized Identity Foundation
- Direct Anonymous Attestation
- Dogtag
- Ethereum
- FLAIM
- Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources
- FreeIPA
- Google Container Engine
- Google Remote Procedure Call
- Grin
- Higgins Project
- History of LDAP
- Hyperledger
- ISO Development Environment
- IdentityServer
- Investigative Data Warehouse
- Kerberos
- Keycloak
- Kubernetes
- LDIF Generator
- License
- Linux
- Linux Foundation
- MITRE Corporation
- MITREid Connect
- Memcached
- Modular Open Source Identity Platform
- Monero
- MySQL
- Node.js
- OAuth 2.0 for Native Apps
- Open Bank Project
- Open Web Application Security Project
- Open data
- OpenSSL
- OpenWhisk
- Openliberty.org
- OxAuth
- Product
- Protocol Buffers
- RFC 4634
- RFC 6234
- Redis
- Ripple Transaction Protocol
- SLAPD
- Secure Production Identity Framework For Everyone
- Self-Sovereign Identity
- Solid
- Sovrin
- Sovrin Foundation
- Standard
- Stellar Network
- Telegram
- TensorFlow
- Tink
- U-Prove
- UPort
- Unified Extensible Firmware Interface
- Web Blog_blogentry_250816_1
- Web Blog_blogentry_270717_1
- XML Object Model
- [#1] - Open Source Initiative
- based on information obtained 2015-05-10
