I would also imagine stuff like Blender and other open-source tools could use public backing. I think I mean to say if a state put it's full support of a open-source project (national politics aside) would be deeply beneficial to open-source software. In addition to regular contributors, a full-time contribution for a public university or state would be cool though I would imagine that it complicate the nature of open-source.
I wish i knew more about global history. I only recently learned about the actual dismantling (not fall, well I guess if it fell it was pushed) of the Soviet Union. I'm sure Open-source would prosper under a Soviet-Union technology/science initiative. Which would be dope.
I would also imagine stuff like Blender and other open-source tools could use public backing. I think I mean to say if a state put it's full support of a open-source project (national politics aside) would be deeply beneficial to open-source software. In addition to regular contributors, a full-time contribution for a public university or state would be cool though I would imagine that it complicate the nature of open-source.
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I wish i knew more about global history. I only recently learned about the actual dismantling (not fall, well I guess if it fell it was pushed) of the Soviet Union. I'm sure Open-source would prosper under a Soviet-Union technology/science initiative. Which would be dope.
Linux and the USSR only shared 4 months of history.
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Didn't the soviet union hesitated too much on using more computers?
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A legit shame. The USSR could have had the same sort of radicalizing influence on open source as they had on their geographic neighbors