Linux Foundation: Civil Infrastructure Platform, Community Data License Agreement (CDLA)
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Civil Infrastructure Platform releases Linux system for management of critical systems
The Civil Infrastructure Platform project has released CIP Core, a reference minimal file system that offers a customizable environment that developers can use to test the CIP kernel and core packages.
CIP aims to provide a base layer of industrial grade open source software components, tools and methods to enable long-term management of critical systems.
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Open-sourcing data will make big data bigger than ever
Free software has been with computing since day one, but proprietary software ruled businesses. It took open source and its licenses to transform how we coded our programs. Today, even Microsoft has embraced open source. Now, The Linux Foundation has created a new open license framework, Community Data License Agreement (CDLA), which may do for data what open source did for programming.
In Prague, at Open Source Summit Europe, The Linux Foundation announced a new family of open-data licenses. The CDLA licenses are an effort to define a licensing framework to support collaborative communities built around curating and sharing "open" data.
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Linux Foundation Launches Open Data Licensing Agreements
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