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Open source software is free, right? Public libraries are also free, right? Then how hard would it be to give out open-source software in public libraries? Well it turns out to be much harder than expected. Librarians deal with all sorts of issues in accepting things for a library. Being free is only one of many complex considerations that librarians consider. In this article, Bob Kerr shows how to mediate the interests of the open-source advocate and the public librarian. |
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