The Boy Scouts of America are advocating Open Source software.
Yea!
According to this article on ComputerWorld, the Boy Scouts are turning to Open Source software to build better tools to support their organization. There’s no word on the BSA Open Source Initiative page about how much they’re expecting the boys to do themselves, but, frankly, I hope they do a lot.
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I see no new infromation/news about this topic. I cant find any information about it past July. Is there any new/up to date information?
Comment by T — 11/22/2008 @ 1:15 pm
Sorry, this is all I know. I hope they follow through on it, though. It seems like a cool idea.
Comment by the Network Geek — 11/22/2008 @ 9:36 pm