The heart of open source is trust
Open source has definitely reached the third level of fame. You know, level one is “What’s open source?” Level two is “Get me open source!” Level three is put open source on everything.
This week’s headlines feature:
> An open source ad agency.
> Open source telephony.
> An open source jukebox.
> Open source writing.
> Open source energy.
> Open source medicine.
> Open source for the blind.
> Open source medical records.
> Open source sex.
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Beyond Open Source Software
Most people think "software" when they hear open source - but there are plenty of other things using open source principles to distribute their intellectual property. We've covered some of these: the OpenMoko phone, the Open Graphics Project, VIA's OpenNote, and even the RepRap self-duplicating machine. But they're just the tip of the iceberg. Here are five more projects that show how healthy open source is beyond the software arena.
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