Aspectos sociales del Software Libre

Submitted by gwolf on Sun, 02/03/2008 - 16:40
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2003

What social characteristics can define the Free Software developers? Are we really a homogeneous group? Which problems can appear when facing a global project? How can we avoid them? I analize mainly the Debian project, comparing a bit with the OpenBSD and Ximian/Gnome projects.
This talk was prepared for the 2003 GULEV conference.
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¿Qué características sociales definen a los desarrolladores de Software Libre? ¿Somos realmente un grupo homogéneo? ¿Qué problemas principales pueden darse al enfrentarnos con un proyecto mundial? ¿Cómo los evitamos? Analizo principalmente al proyecto Debian, comparando un poco con los proyectos OpenBSD y Ximian/Gnome.
Esta plática fue presentada en la edición 2003 del Congreso GULEV.
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