IBM / O’Reilly & Associates / Software Developers’ Perspective Software / NASA Software / Developing Open Source Software / Sun / Creative Commons / Open Source Software / Ames / Derivatives Must Be Open Source Software / /
Currency
USD / BSD / / /
Facility
University of California at Berkeley / /
IndustryTerm
software users / Apache server / nontrivial software / software cost / broader information technology arena / web browser / potential software user / software package / law professional / space services / software development / particular software library / adjectives to software / improved software development / end computing software / free software license / software / information technology / software code / software licenses / software quality / high end computing / computing / conventional software development / Software distribution / Apache web server / networkaware tools / /
OperatingSystem
Linux / Berkeley Software Distribution / BSD / GNU / /
Organization
University of California / Information Technology Advisory Committee / NASA Software Patrick J. Moran NASA Ames Research Center / National Center for Supercomputing Applications / Department of Energy / NASA DOE / Free Software Foundation / Federal Government / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / /
Person
Bill Feiereisen / Larry Smarr / /
Position
GNU Lesser General Public License The GNU Library General Public License / President / founder / GNU General Public License / author / GNU General Public License The GNU General Public License / Contractor / chief of the NAS division / General Public License / GNU Lesser General Public License / /
ProvinceOrState
California / /
Technology
Linux / Information Technology / key information technologies / web server / /
Developing An Open Source Option for NASA Software Patrick J. Moran NASA Ames Research Center, M/S T27A-2 Moffett Field, CA, 94035, USA [removed]