“Open-source solutions provider VA Linux Systems announced this
week that the Linux-based KDE (K desktop environment) graphical
user interface and CMU Sphinx speech recognition system projects
have migrated their development efforts to its SourceForge resource
site.
“KDE and CMU Sphinx will join more than 1,750 other open-source
projects that have access to SourceForge’s 10,500 registered users
and testers. The developer Web site also offers access to resources
for development, such as communication and distribution, project
management and bug-tracking tools, mailing lists and discussion
groups, and Web, FTP and archival server space….”
“SourceForge’s mission is to provide the best available
resources for developers to create, test and distribute
state-of-the-art open-source software,” said John T. Hall,
vice president of services for VA Linux Systems. “The addition of
projects such as KDE and CMU Sphinx, along with the hundreds of
other open-source projects they join on the site, is indicative of
the widespread excitement for SourceForge.”
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