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# LINGI 2401 : Open Source strategy for software development
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This is a new course. And I'm a new teacher. So thanks for being an beta tester.
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# Lecturer
Lionel Dricot
lionel.dricot@uclouvain.be
lionel@ploum.net
@ploum - @ploum@mamot.fr
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I'm required to give this course in English
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# What is free software?
2 minutes
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# Understanding, using, contributing to free software
- Companies are looking for open source talents
- A good GitHub account is the best CV
- Most applications use lot of open source tools and libraries
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# Market university
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# What is freedom?
2 minutes
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# Do you like optimisation problems?
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???
Video to watch: https://media.ccc.de/v/32c3-7331-the_exhaust_emissions_scandal_dieselgate#video&t=3589
by "Felix "tmbinc" Domke"
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Affaire_Volkswagen
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# James Liang
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VW Engineer sentenced to 3 years in prison.
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*"This was a couple of software engineers who put this in for whatever reason,"*
Michael Horn, VW America CEO, testifying before US Congress
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# It's only the beginning
Killer drones, AI populated kill lists, self driving cars,…
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#What code are you ready to do to keep your job?
Or for money, fame, power and a company car…
???
Or for prison and sleepless night
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#What code will you be ashamed about?
???
What code will keep you up at night
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# You are not a cog in the market machine
Market university is political bullshit
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I'm not here to make you a better employee.
We don't need workers, we need empowered citizens
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#With great power comes great responsibility
Software is power
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You have the opportunity to become more powerful than a lot of other. So you must learn to disobey.
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# Humboldtian university VS market university
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I'm here to share my experience. I'm also here to enable you share yours.
This is not a math course. There's no single truth.
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# This was an introduction
- But I hope you will keep it in my mind during the year.
- Next some administrative talks
- Then we start with the history of free software
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# Subjects we will discuss
- Licenses
- Business models
- Community
- Political aspects
- Security and privacy
- Interoperability and standards
- Decentralisation
- Introduction to Bitcoin and blockchain (if time permits)
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#LINGI 2401: the lessons
- Every Tuesday 8:30AM
- Myself or an external speaker and you.
- Slides with notes to be published on github.com/ploum/lingi2401
- Open to contributions (remarkJS): pay forward!
- Open to suggestions: what do you want to learn?
???
Presence required when it's an external speaker. By respect for her/him.
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#First confirmed speaker
Anthony Lessuisse, CTO of Odoo, November 20th
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Assignment: do some research about OpenCollective
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#Reference material
Producing Open Source Software, by Karl Fogel
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available for free online. https://producingoss.com
First year I use it as a ref material
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#LINGI 2401: the project
- Small contribution to an existing open source project
- Report documenting your contribution and the process (markdown format, should not be long)
- Deadline : 2 weeks before blocus
- Peer-review
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#The easy way to complete the project
- Choose your open source project now or next week
- Validate it with me
- Start a blank file for the report
- Make your contribution while writing the report as a journal
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#The realistic way to complete the project
- Realise there was a project 3 days before the deadline
- Write an email that looks like you were working on it for weeks but forgot to request my approval
- Try to make a contribution in one night
- Write the report after a white night and send it 3 hours after the deadline
- Realise that the title contains the random string "xsojz"
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# LINGI 2401: the online platform
- We have an official Moodle (but I didn't use it last year)
- You can invite me on the unofficial forum/facebook/whatever
- We can also use the GitHub project with ticket for questions
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# LINGI 2401: the exam
- Face to face meeting
- We will discuss about your contribution and your report
- We will discuss about concepts seen in the classroom
- I will provide a clear evaluation grid
- You will have your computer, Internet and everything you want.
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Don't try to pretend you will study early.
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# LINGI 2402
- 5 credits for contributing to an open-source projects
- 2401 is only a warm-up
- See Obo and Yde for more informations
- I'm here to help you succeed with 2402
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# First assignment
- Choose the open source project you will contribute to
???
What are ideas of open source projects you would like to contribute?
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#Itch to scratch
- The project should be something you use
- The contribution should be a fix you want to see badly
- Should be something outside of your confort zone
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No internal UCL projects or personal project.
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#How to validate my project?
- Submit a patch to ploum/lingi2401/projects.csv
- If I merge it, then it's accepted
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#Questions?
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#History of free software
To put a bit of context
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#At first, every software were free
- Mostly academic
- Cost was the hardware
- Modifications were required for every hardware
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#Commercial software vs hackers
- Software cost money
- Source code is copyrighted
- Hobbyists or hackers were still exchanging source code
- Remember: no Internet
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background-image: url(https://github.com/ploum/lingi2401/raw/master/images/xerox9700.jpg)
#Xerox 9700
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In 1980, a new printer was installed in the AI departement of the MIT
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background-image: url(https://github.com/ploum/lingi2401/raw/master/images/young_rms.png)
???
This guy had modified the software on the previous printer so you were notified when your print was done (because most people worked on a different floor than the printer). He realised he could not do it anymore with the new printer because the software was copyrighted and no source code were available.
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background-image: url(https://github.com/ploum/lingi2401/raw/master/images/rms.png)
#Richard Stallman
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Founder of the Free Software movement
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#Free Software philosophy
- People should be free
- So software should be free too
- So non-free software are unethical
- Software is not the meal, it's the recipe
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#Free as in free speech
- Free to use
- Free to study
- Free to modify
- Free to redistribute
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# What is freedom?
Free to use your own definition of freedom
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My personal take: free to use means that it should be usable. Something that is not user-friendly enough (for instance) is not very free to use in a certain way.
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#GNU is Not Unix
- Free operating system
- Lot of tools but still no kernel
- GNU/GPL in 1989 by RMS and Eben Moglen
- GNU/Hurd in 1990
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From: torvalds@klaava.Helsinki.FI (Linus Benedict Torvalds)
Newsgroups: comp.os.minix
Subject: What would you like to see most in minix?
Summary: small poll for my new operating system
Message-ID: <1991Aug25.205708.9541@klaava.Helsinki.FI>
Date: 25 Aug 91 20:57:08 GMT
Organization: University of Helsinki
Hello everybody out there using minix –
I’m doing a (free) operating system (just a hobby, won’t be big and
professional like gnu) for 386(486) AT clones. This has been brewing
since april, and is starting to get ready. I’d like any feedback on
things people like/dislike in minix, as my OS resembles it somewhat
(same physical layout of the file-system (due to practical reasons)
among other things).
I’ve currently ported bash(1.08) and gcc(1.40), and things seem to work.
This implies that I’ll get something practical within a few months, and
I’d like to know what features most people would want. Any suggestions
are welcome, but I won’t promise I’ll implement them 🙂
Linus (torvalds@kruuna.helsinki.fi)
PS. Yes – it’s free of any minix code, and it has a multi-threaded fs.
It is NOT protable (uses 386 task switching etc), and it probably never
will support anything other than AT-harddisks, as that’s all I have :-(.
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#Linux
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1991, based on Minix
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#GNU/Linux
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#Linux distributions
- SLS (Softlanding Linux System) : 1992
- Slackware : 1993
- Debian : 1993
- …
- Ubuntu : 2004
???
For the first time, individuals were able to have a free operating system on the home computer.
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#Open Source Initiative
- Eric Raymond and Bruce Perens in 1998
- Free software is too political
- Business are afraid of free software
- Let's say Open Source instead of Free Software
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#Open Source philosophy
- Open Source is the best way to develop complex software
- It's the only way for really complex software
- The Cathedral and the Bazaar
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# Free Software vs Open Source
- Free software because it's better for humans, even if software are less good.
- Open source because it's better for software development.
- Free software won't compromise. Non-free software are to be avoided.
- Open source looks for compromises and may even help proprietary software.
???
Still ongoing war of terms; in practice and for most people, it refers to the same thing.
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# FLOSS
Free Libre Open Source Software
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# Discussion time
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