[ Thanks to Jason
Greenwood for this link. ]
“As part of an EU drive to make European software development
more competitive on the global market, the European Commission is
providing 2.2 million euro for a project to build new tools for
simplifying complex IT projects based on open-source software like
Linux.“The EDOS (environment for the development and distribution of
free software) project partners hope to shorten the development
cycles and lower the cost for large-scale modular software
projects. By promoting open source software, Member States and the
European Commission are hoping to counter the outsourcing of
software development to third countries…”
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