SWHID is an open standard, governed under open governance

2026-03-242026-03-23 ~ toscalix ~ 1 Comment

SWHID is an open ISO standard with transparent governance and free access to its specification. It includes a reference implementation and several tools that developers can use or extend. The community is open, and anyone can join the discussion to help shape the next version of the standard. Read more in this new blog post

Some previous ideas about building new ecosystems around free software projects (IV)

2011-10-18 ~ toscalix ~ 1 Comment

After the previous three articles about very basic previous ideas to take in consideration before designing an engagement program for organizations, we need to think about what are going to be the concepts to base our program on.To have a better chance to succeed, we have to build our program on our strengths and not … Continue reading Some previous ideas about building new ecosystems around free software projects (IV)

Some previous ideas about building new ecosystems around free software projects (I)

2011-10-04 ~ toscalix ~ Leave a comment

There are a few free software projects out there that have been very successful through the years in attracting developers and building awesome development environments. KDE is one of them. Every new version of our KDE 4.x series is the result of a complex proccess made by hundreds of people working remotely as a well … Continue reading Some previous ideas about building new ecosystems around free software projects (I)