.
Q: I want to use your programs written in Java, but I don't
have it, where can I get it for my operating system?
A: You need Java Runtime Environment (JRE), which you can read
more about at the official Java site.
Related to open source/free software
Q: What is open source/free software?
A: Open source/free software means that:
- The source code is open for all
- The source code may be modified by all
- The source code may be copied by all
- If the source code is open it also means that it's free
- With open source/free software you have got a more stable and faster operating system (like GNU/Linux and BSD)
- Basicly; open source/free software is freedom!
Q: Where can I get more information about open source/free
software
A: We recommend http://www.opensource.org and http://www.gnu.org for more information
about open source/free software. Examples of well-known
projects that's open source/free software includes Apache,
MySQL,
OpenOffice.org,
Mozilla Firefox,
XChat,
XINE,
GIMP,
XMMS, and many more.
Open source/free software may be downloaded from
Freshmeat and
SourceForge.
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