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Some years ago, the open source concept became more institutional and often collides with that of free software, at least in the heads of their leaders. In 1998, the Open Source Initiative (OSI) was founded with the aim of making this family of software more appealing to commercial organizations, which may be scared by the concept of software being free. The open source model of development, the founders thought, had its own merits, whether the software produced was free or not. OSI tries to sell the business case for open source as a pragmatic solution, without the moral philosophy entanglement of free software. But the two concepts are often linked, giving rise to the acronyms FOSS ( Free and Open Source Software ) and FLOSS (the L from libre, Spanish for free ).

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African history District 9, another motion picture, directed by South African director Neill Blomkamp, takes place in an alternate reality of a Johannesburg hosting a race of extraterrestrial refugees And then there is Mark Shuttleworth After earning half a billion dollars in the late 1990s and traveling to space, Mark Shuttleworth, a young South African entrepreneur, found himself with a lot of money in his pockets and in search of a cause He found it in Linux and the free software promise Mark had been a Debian programmer in the 1990s, but this time his mission was somewhat different and more ambitious: he envisioned a world in which the PC market was upside down.