1. OpenChain Update (Shane Coughlan / Linux Foundation)
OpenChain is going to be approved as ISO standard soon
According to this, we’re going to create educational materials. And we’ll need translations by multiple languages
We’re going to make OpenChain T-shirt
2. Introduction of LG Electronics' Open Source Compliance Management System, OSC System (Soim Kim / LG Electronics)
Main features
Project : Perform the OSC process by creating it for each software you distribute
When the included OSS list is uploaded, the reviewer reviews, and the system shows the part that needs disclosure.(The details for each license are shown, so that the user can check the scope of source code disclosure)
Finally the OSS Notice is issued, and the file and source code to be disclosed are distributed to http://opensource.lge.com
3rd Party Project : Manage OSS list by 3rd party software
OSS / License details : Obligation according to OSS, License, and Restriction can be checked. (Each nickname is managed and mapped even if the same license are indicated differently)
Vulnerability : Check security vulnerabilities by OSS
BAT (Binary analysis tool) : When a binary is uploaded, OSS is detected and displayed
A book that tells readers how to contribute to the FOSS project, regardless of skill level or area of expertise.
What Free and Open Source can do for you
benefits to your skillset, benefits to your career, benefits to your personal network
Prepare to contribute
Let’s make a checklist to see what kind of contributions you can make
Contribution process
Realize that you want to contribute - Find a project - Find a task - Configure the environment - Work on your contribution - Submit a contribution - Get feedback and repeat code improvements - Contributions are accepted - (Repeat)
Find a project
Set your goals
Collect your requirements: skills, interests, time slots, goals
Search candidate projects
Let’s check if the software we use every day is FOSS
Let’s search for your interest + open source
Things to check before making your final choice
How easy is it to contribute? Are the guides well-documented?
Take a look at the issue tracker and ask a question
Start small and have a long-term perspective
How to make use of this book
Use as an open source contribution guide
Open source contribution workshop
Use as a standard on how friendly open source projects of your company is to new contributors
4. Case Study: Open source release practices(GitHub, CLA, etc)