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Phil WaneOpen Source and Free Software Directory
The following tables comprise a selective guide to various free and open source software tools for a variety of digital media applications. -
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Sharon E. CrossanThe JISC Digital Media tables comprise a selective guide to various free and open source software tools for a variety of digital media applications.
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RSC WalesThe JISC Digital Media tables comprise a selective guide to various free and open source software tools for a variety of digital media applications.
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JISC RSC EasternThe following tables comprise a selective guide to various free and open source software tools for a variety of digital media applications. This is an attempt to provide a first port of call for those looking for free and/or open source applications on th
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Anne BarkerThe following tables comprise a selective guide to various free and open source software tools for a variety of digital media applications.This is an attempt to provide a first port of call for those looking for free and/or open source applications on the
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S J RJISC Digital Media - Cross media: Open Source and Free Software Directory http://j.mp/czDEuq
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Conrad Ferdinand"The following tables comprise a selective guide to various free and open source software tools for a variety of digital media applications.
This is an attempt to provide a first port of call for those looking for free and/or open source applications on the Internet. There is a bewildering array of such software and, as a result, we cannot hope to make this directory comprehensive. In addition, the almost daily changes in existing applications and the constant arrival of new ones means that the accuracy of information in these tables can’t be guaranteed.
What this directory can provide is an easy way into the maze of applications on the Internet and a useful list of some of the most popular tools available. A quick glance at the tasks in the left hand column will immediately lead to one or more appropriate applications along with information about what machines it or they will work on. We hope to provide evaluations of some of these applications in the near future as well as keeping the directory as up-to-date as we can.
If a more exhaustive search for applications is desired, there are a number of places to look. Aside from the inevitable Google search, many tools can be found by checking the SourceForge website and the Open Source Software Directory." -
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Janos HaitsThe following tables comprise a selective guide to various free and open source software tools for a variety of digital media applications.This is an attempt to provide a first port of call for those looking for free and/or open source applications on the Internet. There is a bewildering array of such software and, as a result, we cannot hope to make this directory comprehensive. In addition, the almost daily changes in existing applications and the constant arrival of new ones means that the accuracy of information in these tables can’t be guaranteed.
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Lori ThorntonList of various open source and free software useful to higher education (and other things)
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mattgallonJISC Digital Media have compiled this useful directory of suggested open source and free software for digital media tasks
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Natalie LaffertyJISC Directory of opensource and free software
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