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Still Life Alfresco - Brian James Dunlop

Australian, 1938–2009

Oil on linen , 100 x 76.5 cm. 39.4 x 30.1 in.

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Style Your Space with Intention: Decorative Items, Bohemian Touches, and Outdoor Wall Decor That Transforms Every Corner

When it comes to creating a home that feels both stylish and soulful, the details make all the difference. From textured vases to baskets and rattan wall pieces, each item can contribute to a space that tells your story. Whether you're enhancing your living room with decorative items, adding bohemian decor to a serene nook, or elevating an exterior wall with outdoor wall decor, thoughtful selections can bring life and personality to your surroundings.

Decorative Items for Living Room: Add Depth with Texture and Elegance

Your living room is often the heart of your home—a place where comfort meets style. Choosing the right decorative items for living room design can make all the difference in creating an inviting atmosphere.

Two standout pieces that combine sculptural form with subtle charm are the Harriet Textured Ceramic Vase White and Robyn Textured Ceramic Vase White. With their clean white finishes and handcrafted textures, these vases are versatile accents that complement both neutral palettes and bold bohemian setups. Place them solo for a minimalist touch or pair them with dried botanicals for added warmth and depth.

These vases are not just decorative—they’re timeless. Use them on console tables, open shelves, or coffee tables to create a serene and elevated focal point.

Embrace Soulful Bohemian Decor: Layered, Natural, and Artisan-Inspired

Bohemian decor is all about layering textures, embracing natural materials, and showcasing pieces that feel collected and personal. At Home and Soul, products like the Handmade Buhera Pot Basket and the Handcrafted Raffia Wall Hanging with Shells and Beads bring this free-spirited aesthetic to life.

The Buhera Pot Basket, woven by hand, carries the story of tradition and craftsmanship. Its organic form and earthy tone make it perfect for storing soft throws or displaying as a standalone sculptural piece. Meanwhile, the Raffia Wall Hanging blends raffia fibers, seashells, and beads to create a captivating art piece that instantly adds texture and global character to any wall.

Together, these elements evoke a laid-back elegance that defines modern boho style—effortlessly curated, deeply personal, and full of soul.

Outdoor Wall Decor: Elevate Exterior Spaces with Artful Rattan

Don’t let your outdoor walls go unnoticed. With the right outdoor wall decor, balconies, patios, and garden areas can be just as expressive as interiors. The Celestine Rattan Wall Decor 80 cm is a beautiful example of how natural materials can transform vertical space.

Its intricate rattan weave forms a large circular design that draws the eye and adds warmth, making it ideal for hanging above outdoor seating areas or alongside potted greenery. Whether used as a solo statement or part of a gallery wall, it brings texture, scale, and style to your alfresco retreat.

This piece not only enhances visual appeal but also speaks to the eco-conscious values many homeowners are embracing—choosing materials that are both beautiful and sustainable.

Final Thoughts

Thoughtfully selected decor has the power to transform your home—inside and out. From decorative items for the living room like textured ceramic vases, to bohemian decor rooted in handmade artistry, and outdoor wall decor crafted from natural rattan, each piece is a reflection of mindful living.

Discover the full collection of furniture and decor at Home and Soul Dubai, where natural textures and timeless style come together.

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Alfresco is the leading open source enterprise content management system. Leo TechnoSoft offers a full suite of Alfresco services. We provide Alfresco consultancy and support for Enterprise Content Management and web content management. Call us today to develop solutions based on the very popular Alfresco platform known for its scalability, leveraging the power of the open source platform.

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When it comes to giving your content management system advantage of the Cloud technology, you can always count on Alfresco Cloud. Read on to know six benefits of Alfresco Cloud PaaS. Let’s connect to discuss more.

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Enterprise Content Management Market to Garner Brimming Revenues by 2032

According to Future Market Insights (FMI), the enterprise content management market is forecasted to reach a net worth of US$ 35.8 Bn in 2032 from US$ 14.2 Bn in 2021. It is estimated to witness a higher CAGR of 8.7% over the forecast years. Adoption of enterprise content management or ECM solutions by all sectors of the economy is a major shift experienced by the digital marketing sphere of the global market.

Different kinds of business content management systems have emerged on the market over the years, increasing competition on the worldwide market. When the COVID-19 epidemic broke out, most company operations spread to remote work locations, generating a great potential for the makers of enterprise CMS solutions all over the world. This was a major driving factor for the enterprise content management governance systems.

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Also, the growing trend of acquiring customers on a real-time basis through proper creation, publishing, and management of enterprise content over the online website has further boosted the requirement for services for managing enterprise content in the global market. The growing complexity of various tools used in the solutions for ECM lifecycle and the dearth of sufficient manpower to operate it is anticipated to limit the growth of the enterprise content management market.

Key Takeaways

Over the forecast years, the growth rate of different types of enterprise content management systems is predicted to experience year-on-year growth of 8.7%, reaching a valuation of about US$ 19.9 Bn by the end of the year 2025.

The software segment is the top-performing component of the enterprise content management market, with an anticipated CAGR of 8.8%. The market value of this segment is predicted to reach nearly US$ 19.34 Bn by the year 2032, going up from US$ 7.6 Bn in 2021.

By the size of end users, the large enterprises are the dominant contributing segment of the market for managing enterprise content. The total contribution recorded by this segment is estimated to be US$ 19.44 Bn in the year 2032.

North America is the leading region for the enterprise CMS platforms occupying a market share of almost 30%. US is the top-performing country in this segment, with a predicted market value to reach US$ 10.5 Bn by the end of this forecast period.

In the Asia Pacific, India has emerged to be the highest growing region with a record CAGR of 10.4%. Some of the top ECM solutions companies in the region are projected to contribute immensely in the coming years and take the overall valuation up to US$ 2.5 Bn by the year 2032.

Competitive Landscape

Alfresco Software, Inc., Capgemini S.A., Datamatics Global Services Ltd., EMC Corporation, Hyland Software, Inc., IBM Corporation, Laserfiche, M-files Inc., Newgen Software, Inc., OpenText Corp., Pennywise Solutions Private Limited, SAP SE, Systemware, Inc., and Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) Ltd. are the major companies active in the global enterprise content management market.

Two new content service platforms were launched by Open Text Inc. in April 2021 by combining content management, case management, and integration. These new top enterprise CMS platforms by the name of Open Text Core Content and Open Text Core Case are anticipated to grow the popularity of the company by integrating ECM lifecycle in various formal and informal business processes.

Laserfiche released a new version of its solution for managing enterprise content is March 2021 by adding a number of extra features. It has introduced the provision for direct sharing of self-hosted systems, making it a more popular ECM solution among the end users.

Key Segments

By Component:

Software

On-premise

Cloud based

Services

Consulting

System Integration

Operation & Maintenance

By Enterprise Size:

Small & Medium Enterprise (SME’s)

Large Enterprises

By Solution:

Document Management

Content Management

Case Management

Workflow Management

Record Management

Digital Asset Management

eDiscovery

By Industry Vertical:

Banking, Financial Institutions, and Insurance (BFSI)

Education

Government & Public

Healthcare

Media & Entertainment

Retail

Telecom & IT

Manufacturing

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Enterprise Content Management Market 2021 : Increasing Demand for Efficient Management Practices Report 2032

According to Future Market Insights (FMI), the enterprise content management market is forecasted to reach a net worth of US$ 35.8 Bn in 2032 from US$ 14.2 Bn in 2021. It is estimated to witness a higher CAGR of 8.7% over the forecast years. Adoption of enterprise content management or ECM solutions by all sectors of the economy is a major shift experienced by the digital marketing sphere of the global market.

Over these years, different types of enterprise content management systems have entered the market, making the global market more competitive than before. A major driving factor for the enterprise content management governance systems was the outbreak of the covid-19 pandemic as most of the business operations proliferated into the remote work environments creating a huge opportunity for the developers of enterprise CMS solutions across the globe.

Also, the growing trend of acquiring customers on a real-time basis through proper creation, publishing, and management of enterprise content over the online website has further boosted the requirement for services for managing enterprise content in the global market. The growing complexity of various tools used in the solutions for ECM lifecycle and the dearth of sufficient manpower to operate it is anticipated to limit the growth of the enterprise content management market.

Key Takeaways

Over the forecast years, the growth rate of different types of enterprise content management systems is predicted to experience year-on-year growth of 8.7%, reaching a valuation of about US$ 19.9 Bn by the end of the year 2025. The software segment is the top-performing component of the enterprise content management market, with an anticipated CAGR of 8.8%. The market value of this segment is predicted to reach nearly US$ 19.34 Bn by the year 2032, going up from US$ 7.6 Bn in 2021. By the size of end users, the large enterprises are the dominant contributing segment of the market for managing enterprise content. The total contribution recorded by this segment is estimated to be US$ 19.44 Bn in the year 2032. North America is the leading region for the enterprise CMS platforms occupying a market share of almost 30%. US is the top-performing country in this segment, with a predicted market value to reach US$ 10.5 Bn by the end of this forecast period. In the Asia Pacific, India has emerged to be the highest growing region with a record CAGR of 10.4%. Some of the top ECM solutions companies in the region are projected to contribute immensely in the coming years and take the overall valuation up to US$ 2.5 Bn by the year 2032. Competitive Landscape

The major players operating in the global enterprise content management market are Alfresco Software, Inc., Capgemini S.A., Datamatics Global Services Ltd., EMC Corporation, Hyland Software, Inc., IBM Corporation, Laserfiche, M-files Inc., Newgen Software, Inc., OpenText Corp., Pennywise Solutions Private Limited, SAP SE, Systemware, Inc., and Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) Ltd.

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How to install ONLYOFFICE Docs 7.2 on Fedora

The GNU AGPL v3.0 license governs ONLYOFFICE Docs, an open-source office suite. It includes a form builder, PDF viewer, collaborative text, spreadsheet, and presentation editors. A fundamental format is OOXML.

ONLYOFFICE Docs can be integrated with many cloud services, such as content management systems (CMS) (WordPress, Strapi, Drupal), collaboration tools (ONLYOFFICE Workspace, Nextcloud, Seafile, Confluence, Alfresco), issue trackers (Jira, Redmine), and e-learning programs (Moodle, Chamilo, HumHub), among others.

This guide will teach you how to use Podman to install the most recent version of ONLYOFFICE Docs on Fedora Linux.

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Blog Development

The Blog is the smart way to promote your services among worldwide customers. Make a best brand awareness of your business, build multiple devices supported and customized blogs design for your core industry. Blog web development is the process of designing blog websites to improve your website and brand awareness. Blog web development is also known as content management system website development or CMS web development.

Blog web development which helps to make strong relationship marketing to your business. We have the team of designing professionals will help to build customized websites to make your brand more memorable.

BLOG WEBSITE DESIGNING SERVICES:

Do you want to build a complete website or enhance new Websites from your existing design? Expertise and skilled professionals at SAM WEB SOLUTION will work on your projects and develop mobile compatible responsive web designing services to build your business. The function of this system used to perform all types of web based application development services.

 Drupal

 Joomla

 Radiant CMS

 Cushy CMS

 Silver stripe

 WordPress

 Express engine

 Text pattern

 Alfresco

 Typo light

WHAT IS CMS WEB DESIGNING?

Content management system websites will help to build potential customer relationship between your targeted audiences. You can attract your customers by adding, updating and deleting content from your website portals. It is the process of enhancing the real-time websites which will showcase all the website contents such as images, videos, documents, contents, etc.

TYPES OF CONTENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM:

 Enterprise content management system

 Web content management system

 Component content management system

 Mobile content management system

WHAT BLOG WEBSITES OR CONTENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM WEB DESIGNING DOES FOR SEO?

Enterprise content management application specially built to manage the larger organization and educational management system to maintain their own databases within their enterprise level.

It allows them to control their websites by updating events, information’s and upcoming programs about their websites.

 Blog web designing allows customizing your SEO On page factors quickly

 Drop down menu navigation construct by using CSS without any Java Query. This will help to improve your website loading speed.

 URL structure will be generating automatically according to your post titles. This look like both user-friendly and search engine friendly.

 Blog sites support rel=canonical tag format

 It allows no frames

 You can generate customized Sitemaps to your website URL’s

 Possible for 301 redirections and not for 302 redirections. This may helpful for your future URL change operations, etc.

 Breadcrumb navigations are allowed

 It will supports Microdata format

 No flash and animations are required in CMS web development

HTML WEBSITE DESIGN VS. BLOG WEB DESIGN/CMS WEB DEVELOPMENT:

HTML web design allows creating web pages. The combination of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript applications allows converting your website pages into creative web representations. The Content management system is fully responsive. If you want to convert your website more responsive, then a content management system is the best way to achieve it.

 Compare with HTML websites, it takes minimal time to enhance

 Flexible designs compatible for all screen sizes

 Compatible for mobile, laptop, tablet, desktop

 Search engine friendly, to make better navigation

Easy of social media integration

ADVANTAGES OF BLOG WEBSITE DESIGNING SERVICES:

 You can able to update your website regularly

 Free plugins are available to control your websites

 Content spell checking and SEO integration are very easy to set up in blog websites

 CMS or Blog website designing are important for small level and wholesale business owners to showcase their business services and products within a minute

 Upload more number of audio, video files, and other presentations and documents to showcase your products

 Easily optimize contents and blogs within your website itself

 You can directly capture your audience emails and quickly respond them using newsletters directly to Blog websites

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To set up customers validity helps a legal document management system which works faultlessly. To pick the correct stage, above all else. Validity is the way to success in law practice.

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How to plan a small garden – make the most of a tiny outdoor space@|how to plan a small garden layout@|https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/APyRhBzGSJicPA5erFdSpN-1200-80.jpg@|21

If you are wondering how to plan a small garden, these expert tips and ideas are bound to inspire you. With clever planning and thoughtful planting, even the most compact courtyard can create an incredible impact that is just as striking as a larger lawn or terrace. 

What constitutes a small garden is debatable to homeowners, yet chances are most of us have a more compact plot than we would like. However, there are countless small garden ideas and solutions to maximize limited outdoor space. And lest we forget – a small garden requires much less time and tools to maintain.

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To create the small and idyllic garden of your dreams, first think about how you want to enhance the outdoor space you have to suit your style of living without making it cramped or cluttered. Bold statements, vertical planting – particularly useful in courtyard gardens – beautiful boundaries and optical illusions are all key elements to incorporate into your small garden layout to make it perfect for your needs. 

Photography/Mark Bolton

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How to plan a small garden

1. Be inspired to find your style

To plan a small garden, in-depth research is required at the offset to construct an attractive and practical space that looks beautiful all year round.

Borrow inspiration by visiting as many open gardens and public grounds as you can, to get a feel of what you like. Yearly shows, such as the Chelsea Flower Show or the RHS Hampton Court Palace Flower Show, are full of small show gardens designed perfectly by landscape gardeners to get the most out of compact spaces, so you’ll be spoilt for choice with options.

Be it a cottage hideaway, urban balcony garden or family haven, once you’ve decided on your preferred garden style, making a mood board is a worthwhile idea to experiment with plant varieties, exterior paint colors and outdoor furniture options too. 

2. Survey and measure your plot

Whether you are starting with a blank canvas or inheriting a mature enclosure that requires a makeover, start to plan a small garden layout with a wish list and any note problems you may need to overcome. For instance, would you like secluded seating as well as a dining area? Could you fit in a pergola to break up a lawn and patio? Do you need to rectify poor drainage, or find long garden ideas to make your space look less narrow?

Then, measure and survey your garden to assess its possibilities. Look to where the sun lands during the day, and take into account how areas might adapt throughout the seasons and years to come. Envisage how your planting plan might mature or expire over time.

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3. Pick out your small garden layout ideas

Depending on the size of your small garden, a distinctive layout will set the foundations. Most successful gardens fall into three basic designs – circular, diagonal or rectangular. These can then be customized with planting and variations of these themes to personalize your space.

Formal designs tend to have straight edges and symmetry, whereas informal gardens are looser in style with curvaceous and sweeping edges. 

4. Put your plan to paper

It’s much less expensive to make mistakes on paper first, so make a scaled sketch of the garden as it is, and then add on your ideas as separate cutouts that you can layer up and move around. Or, search for an online garden planner that will allow you to input measurements and visualize your dream space with digital precision.

5. Create beautiful boundaries

Unfortunately, small gardens are often enclosed by walls and fences and generally overlooked, so ensuring hard landscaping and boundaries are planned right can be as important as greenery. Look to ways of overcoming this conundrum, including implementing one of these small garden decking ideas to provide a seamless finish.

If the view beyond the garden is attractive, make a feature of the boundary itself. Low-level fencing will reveal the outlook and create the impression your garden carries on and on. Traditional picket style or contemporary slatted fencing, rather than close boards, will let light stream through. And why not paint the natural wood a bold color to enhance the sense of space and make foliage pop out against it? 

Arches, pergolas and trellises are useful for adding height and privacy from the outside world.

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6. Prepare a planting plan

Hard landscaping and boundaries provide a garden structure, but it’s the planting choices that offer character, shape and softness. Movement between foliage and boundaries will help your garden flow and bring the plants into the space rather than restricting them around the edges, which can enclose the space.

Research height, spread and soil preference before you buy. Stick to a single color palette for a coherent scheme. Choose one or two complementary shades and pick out petal colors with painted garden furniture or outdoor cushions and rugs.

How do you design a small garden?

With today’s busy lives, the garden is an extension of our homes no matter how tiny and so needs to be flexible. To create space for relaxing, entertaining and alfresco dining, choose outdoor furniture that is mobile and can serve more than one purpose – especially useful when planning roof garden ideas, where space is at a premium.

Ian Ellis, outdoor furniture buyer at John Lewis, explains: ‘If you are looking to make the most of your small space, buy foldable furniture for eating so you can easily put it away or cover it when not in use. 

‘The alternative is to choose something compact that can be used for casual dining and lounging – for example, small lounge chairs and a coffee table.’

Look at creating a focal point or destination place; this can be a tree, water feature or seating that will give you a different perspective of the space once you are there.

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How do you make a small garden look nice? 

Optical illusions will add interest and maximize the space you have. They cleverly trick the eye to make a small garden look bigger or more densely planted. Decorative mirrors will reflect light and create an illusion of more space. Beds filled with tall plant varieties will add height, and flowering climbers on trellis fencing and exterior walls will draw the eye upwards or outwards.

Enhance the ambience of your tiny retreat when you plan a small garden by adding beautiful outdoor lighting ideas, like the string lighting draped from the wooden pergola above. Garden lighting is an attractive and practical solution for changing the outdoor atmosphere. 

Will Law, partner and home design stylist at John Lewis, advises: ‘Small gardens are a great place to layer lots of outdoor lighting, as you won’t need hundreds of metres of lights to make the space feel magical. Be inspired by outdoor string lighting ideas, such as hanging festoon lights overhead or wrapping trees in outdoor fairy lights, and have tea lights on any available surface to give a cosy glow.’

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What are the best plants for a small garden?

Less is more when planning a small garden, so don’t be tempted to cram too much in. Instead, focus on a few larger pieces, such as a pair of space-saving trees potted in large planters, or grow a tall living wall on an obtrusive exterior wall to install height and lush colour. 

‘Just because your garden is small, doesn’t mean everything in it has to be too,’ explains Lynsey Abbott, outdoor living buyer at Dobbies Garden Centres. ‘One very large pot will add more impact than lots of small ones because it will stop the space feeling cluttered. 

‘A bigger pot will also house more plants, so you can mix and match with flowers and herbs that complement each other and your overall colour scheme.’ Pots can even accommodate a small vegetable garden with crops like tomatoes and herbs.

Thriving bedding choices when you look to plan a small garden scheme include those that are hardworking and offer striking color and shape. Award-winning designer and BBC Gardeners’ World presenter Mark Lane says: ‘Mix it up with shrubs such as vitex, hydrangea or cornus and you will have the perfect getaway. Small flowering plants such as bidens, tagetes, coreopsis, or crocosmia will add a splash of color. 

‘Narrow trees, such as taxus baccata fastigiata robusta or the ornamental cherry amanogawa, are some of the best trees for a small garden. They will also draw the eye upwards to the sky, making your garden feel bigger. ‘ [external_footer]

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100+ WordPress Alternatives CMS (Content Management Systems)

As you all knows, WordPress is one of the most popular PHP based open-source CMS (Content Management System) with over million of installations used by more than 40% of top 10 million websites as of March 2021. WordPress was first released on May 27, 2003 by an American developer and English developer. You can use WordPress either as an Internet Hosting Service (WordPress.com) or as a Software Package (WordPress.org). WordPress, the premier free open-source blogging utility, has gone through several upgrades in its life. Today it's one of the most popular blogging tools on the Internet; it's easy to use, powerful, and very versatile. About CMS - A Web CMS is a Content Management System software used for managing content for the internet. The software handles web content (text, video, links, and so on.) for distribution on an internet web server. Usually the software provides various online tools and libraries where users with little or no knowledge of programming languages can create and manage web content. Management of the software is generally done through an internet browser, but some systems may be modified in various other ways. A Web Content Management System (CMS) varies from website Builders like Godaddy Website Builder or Wix or Macromedia Dreamweaver because a CMS allows non-technical users to create changes to an current website with little or no educating. Website building tools like FrontPage and Dreamweaver require more technological knowledge and training typically. A CMS is an user friendly device that gives authorized users the capability to manage a website. 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There are various other platforms that can be more suitable if you want a website for a particular reason. 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Getting Involved in HFOSS Project Community

1. What are the four models of open source communities? How does each work?

Four Models of Open Source Communities:

[Single vendor open source projects] - Owned by a single firm that derives a direct and significant revenue stream from the software. - Use of dual licensing: one under a open source license and the other under a proprietary license. - The firm/company/vendor sells the software to customers under a proprietary license - A company owns the full copyright of the software.

Examples of single vendor open source projects: MySQL by Oracle, Openbravo ERP by Openbravo S.L., Magnolia CMS by Magnolia Inc., and Alfresco DMS by Alfresco Inc.

[Development communities] - Initiated by an individual, a community, or a software company (devloping companies and individual programmers) - Contributions are made to the source code of the OSS project. - The developers make contributions for their own interest/motives or for their own needs or for the community's common goal. - The copyright of the software is shared among various stakeholders.

Examples are the Linux Foundation, the Apache Foundation, the Mozilla Foundation, or the Debian community.

[User communities] - The software users/end user organizations are the owners of the software product. - That is, software users are the copyright holders/the owners of the software product. - The vendor does not own the source code. - Users in the community typically share development costs, and help solve own problems.

[Open source competence centers] - For the purpose of promoting open source projects in general in a community - Usually coordinate initiatives of project - Provides consulting services for administrations and businesses - The community is usually led by board of directors of the organization. - Share Research and Publications regarding open source project. - Examples are: Swiss Open Systems User Group /ch/open (Switzerland) Open Source Business Alliance (Germany) CENATIC (Spain) Adullact (France) OSS Watch (UK) Open Forum Europe (Europe in general) E-Zest (USA)

summary of the four models of open source communities

2. What is forking? Why do projects fork? What prevents projects from forking? Can you find examples of projects that have forked?

- Forking is a process of producing a personal copy of someone else's project. - Because FOSS guarantees everybody the right to redistribute and modify the source code, developers can always take a FOSS project and move it in a new direction.

- Forking cannot be prevented by business models or governance systems. The key lies in appropriate resource allocation and careful community management. Managers must strike a delicate balance between providing a driving force while appeasing and unifying the community.

- Unix may be an example that has forked from Linux.

3. What is a Contributor Mountain? Is it essential join a project by going through the stages as outlined in the reading?  What are some of the types of contributions/roles that exist in H/FOSS projects that you hadn’t thought about?

[Contributor Mountain: Users to Contributors] User: Literally makes a use of a product/software. Seeker: User gets a problem and looks for answers, look for broad community who wants to help for the problem/any types of issues of the product. Collaborator: Decides to help fix the problem themselves (e.g. file/report a bug, discuss experience of using the product) Contributor: Person a FOSS community actively relies on for help, May write code, documentation, refine bug reports, blog about it

[Examples/types of contributions or any roles that exist in HFOSS projects] - Bug reports - Translators: making translation for either user/developer documentation or the programming language translation - Documentation writers for the source codes/websites

[Another thing to keep in mind] - In a Contributor Mountain, descending from being a contributor to a collaborator is possible - Contributing to some portion/part of the project (e.g. translation) and try to find another bug - Being both contributor and collaborator/user is also possible

Remind that: - We are not necessarily required to be a user of the product. - One can understand the code -> use some portion of the product as a developer, not the whole software as a user. - One/multiple step jump is also possible

References:

https://opensource.com/business/13/6/four-types-organizational-structures-within-open-source-communities

https://quaid.fedorapeople.org/TOS/Practical_Open_Source_Software_Exploration/html/sn-Introduction_to_Free_and_Open_Source_Software-Climbing_Contributor_Mountain.html