[SIGCIS-Members] History of open-source

[S.Hochheiser at ieee.org]

Evan--

Try

Kelty, Christopher M. Two Bits: The Cultural Significance of Free 
Software. Durham NC: Duke University Press, 2008.

It's quite good, though it's a bit unconventional in that it combines 
historical and anthropological approaches 

Sheldon


Sheldon Hochheiser, Ph.D.
Archivist and Institutional Historian
IEEE History Center, Rutgers University
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New Brunswick, NJ 08901
s.hochheiser at ieee.org
+1 732 562-5449
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Evan Koblentz <evan at snarc.net>
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Date:
08/27/2010 01:52 AM
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[SIGCIS-Members] History of open-source
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Apologies if I've asked this before .... does anyone know of a solid 
history of open-source computing?

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