El 6 de octubre de 2011 23:44, Sebastián Marró
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10 open source projects that could really use a donation ...
By Jack Wallen
September 29, 2011, 1:12 PM PDT
Takeaway: Even a small donation can go a long way toward providing
support for these deserving open source projects.
In my recent post The importance of donating to open source projects
(and a giveaway), I called for donations to one of my favorite open
source projects, Bohdi Linux. I also ran a poll to see where members
stand as far as donating to open source is concerned (Figure A). After
I wrote that post, I realized there were many other outstanding open
source projects that deserved a bit of attention. So I thought I would
take a moment to list 10 projects I feel could use a little help.
These projects range in target audience and scope — I wanted to cover
as much ground as possible. Certainly, some of the projects listed are
more in need than others, but each of them could use a bit of
financial support.
4: GNU HEALTH
There are a couple of open source tools for hospitals, but GNU Health
is one of the finest. With this application, hospitals get a strong
focus in both family and primary health care, as well as on
socioeconomics (housing conditions, substance abuse, etc.),
prescriptions, billing, and patient genetic and hereditary risks. GNU
Health offers an outstanding patient records section, along with
imaging, appointments, and much, much more.
Complete article: http://tek.io/qHxpgc
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Sebastián Marró
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