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... | ... | @@ -79,31 +79,31 @@ trivial work. |
79 | 79 | The new SPB platform is fully an integrated environment, as we can see in |
80 | 80 | Figure \ref{fig:requirements}, being very advanced comparing to other related |
81 | 81 | projects and initiatives. For example, the USA government has a platform |
82 | -designed to improve access to the federal government developed software. | |
83 | -Code.gov is an interface to organize the USA government projects and, in short, | |
84 | -make easy that their users and developers obtain some information and access | |
85 | -their source code repositories at GitHub. However, there are not social | |
86 | -networking and CMS features, as well as, other communication resources provided | |
87 | -by that platform. | |
88 | -%https://code.gov | |
89 | - | |
90 | -Also, there are two initiatives in Europe: OSOR and OW2. The Open Source | |
91 | -Observatory (OSOR) is a community hosted in the JoinUp platform powereded by | |
92 | -the European Commission. OSOR aims exchanging information, experiences and best | |
93 | -practices around FOSS solutions for use in public administrations. Summarily, | |
94 | -it helps to find a FOSS made available by other public administrations, | |
95 | -providing access to information such as news, events, studies and solutions | |
96 | -related to implementation of open source software. It also offers forum | |
97 | -discussions and community mailing lists, but it does not have an integrated | |
98 | -source code repository manager and for the each project has a link to its own | |
99 | -external repository (or its tarball file). | |
100 | -%https://joinup.ec.europa.eu/community/osor | |
82 | +designed to improve access to the federal government developed | |
83 | +software\footnote{\url{https://code.gov}. Code.gov is an interface to organize | |
84 | +the USA government projects and, in short, make easy that their users and | |
85 | +developers obtain some information and access their source code repositories at | |
86 | +GitHub. However, there are not social networking and CMS features, as well as, | |
87 | +other communication resources provided by that platform. | |
88 | + | |
89 | +Also, there are two initiatives in Europe: | |
90 | +OSOR\footnote{\url{https://joinup.ec.europa.eu/community/osor} and | |
91 | +OW2\footnote{\url{http://ow2.org}}. The Open Source Observatory (OSOR) is a | |
92 | +community hosted in the JoinUp platform powereded by the European Commission. | |
93 | +OSOR aims exchanging information, experiences and best practices around FOSS | |
94 | +solutions for use in public administrations. Summarily, it helps to find a FOSS | |
95 | +made available by other public administrations, providing access to information | |
96 | +such as news, events, studies and solutions related to implementation of open | |
97 | +source software. It also offers forum discussions and community mailing lists, | |
98 | +but it does not have an integrated source code repository manager and for the | |
99 | +each project has a link to its own external repository (or its tarball file). | |
100 | +% | |
101 | 101 | OW2 is a FOSS community to promote the development of FOSS middleware, generic |
102 | 102 | business applications, cloud computing platforms and foster a community and |
103 | 103 | business ecosystem. In short, it aims to support the development, deployment |
104 | 104 | and management of distributed applications with a focus on FOSS middleware and |
105 | 105 | related development and management tools. |
106 | -%http://ow2.org | |
106 | +% | |
107 | 107 | Moreover, from the European Commission in 2007 until 20011, there were the |
108 | 108 | QualiPSo project that aims to provide to FOSS users, developers, and consumers, |
109 | 109 | quality resources and expertise on the various topics related to FOSS. The |
... | ... | @@ -111,14 +111,15 @@ QualiPSo project also had planned to develop a platform called QualiPSo |
111 | 111 | Factory but it was not fully completed. |
112 | 112 | |
113 | 113 | In Latin American has an initiative based on the SPB project called Software |
114 | -Publico Regional. From the practical point of view, it provides a customized | |
115 | -Gitlab instance to share the source code and documentation of the project from | |
116 | -the involved countries. | |
117 | -%http://softwarepublicoregionalbeta.net/ | |
118 | -Such as Brazil, Chile has its own portal also called Software Publico. The user | |
119 | -can create content in the communities (news items, documents, wiki pages), but | |
120 | -all repository is available at the Bitbucket platform. | |
121 | -%http://www.softwarepublico.gob.cl -> https://bitbucket.org/softwarepublico | |
114 | +Publico Regional\footnote{\url{http://softwarepublicoregionalbeta.net}}. From | |
115 | +the practical point of view, it provides a customized Gitlab instance to share | |
116 | +the source code and documentation of the project from the involved countries. | |
117 | +% | |
118 | +Such as Brazil, Chile has its own portal also called Software | |
119 | +Publico\footnote{\url{http://www.softwarepublico.gob.cl}}. The user can create | |
120 | +content in the communities (news items, documents, wiki pages), but all | |
121 | +repository is available at the Bitbucket | |
122 | +platform\footnote{\url{https://bitbucket.org/softwarepublico}}. | |
122 | 123 | |
123 | 124 | The Brazilian government needed to evolute the SPB project that exists since |
124 | 125 | 2005. In 2013, when we started this project, the SPB Portal had about 200 | ... | ... |