October 2018
Intermediate to advanced
224 pages
6h 14m
English
Free and open source software is everywhere. Your car, TV, and even your light bulbs probably run software using the Linux kernel and related operating system. Your phone either runs on an open source platform—Android—or it has a proprietary platform but runs apps written in an open source language—Swift. The movies you watch may have been created using the Blender free and open 3D rendering suite, and they certainly were converted or edited with the help of ffmpeg, a free software tool for manipulating digital media files. You may open your open source browser—Firefox—to watch a live stream delivered by the free Open Broadcaster Software. You may then place an order from an online merchant, who built ...
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