An Introduction to Open Source Software

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Presented online on 22 & 28 April 2008 via the Nebraska Library Commission. (Works best if you download the PPT and read the notes.)

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An Introduction to Open Source Software Michael Sauers Technology Innovation Librarian Nebraska Library Commission

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