Open source software has been a catalyst for innovation across communities of individuals, companies, educational institutions, and governments. Industry expert, sometimes pundit, and now Red Hat technology evangelist Gordon Haff examines how open source has changed how we collaborate and invent through conversations with leading technologists, practitioners, and thinkers.
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Open source software has been a catalyst for innovation across communities of individuals, companies, educational institutions, and governments. Industry expert, sometimes pundit, and now Red Hat technology evangelist Gordon Haff examines how open source has changed how we collaborate and invent through conversations with leading technologists, practitioners, and thinkers.
If Linux didn't exist, would we have had to invent it?
Innovate @Open
36 minutes 30 seconds
5 years ago
If Linux didn't exist, would we have had to invent it?
Did Linux specifically lead to the software world as we know it today, or would something similar have filled the void in its absence?
Innovate @Open
Open source software has been a catalyst for innovation across communities of individuals, companies, educational institutions, and governments. Industry expert, sometimes pundit, and now Red Hat technology evangelist Gordon Haff examines how open source has changed how we collaborate and invent through conversations with leading technologists, practitioners, and thinkers.
