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Red Hat's map of the open source world

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Red Hat commissioned the Georgia Institute of Technology – Georgia Tech, to research the state of open source around the world, and has now presented the results of the research as the Open Source Activity Map and Open Source Environment Map. The interactive maps let users see how the seventy five countries examined for the project, rank globally. The activity map is based on concrete factors; existing open source and open standards and numbers of open source users.

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Comments (8)

tuxchick ·
Busted link, editors!

This is cool, the correct URL for the map is http://www.redhat.com/about/where-is-open-source/activity/

Guess who number 1 is? Not the US. Nor 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, or 8.
tuxchick ·
The service here is impeccable!
gus3 ·
Cue the food puns...
techiem2 ·
Can I order some cake?
tuxchick ·
and I want lemonade! and cake too!
tracyanne ·
You can have grilled Tomatoes and cheese on rye with coffee and croissants to follow

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