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Transcript: DIFFERENCES BETWEEN FREE SOFTWARE, OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE AND FREEWARE is a Finnish American software engineer, 1 known to start and maintain the development of the Linux kernel, based on the free operating system Minix created by Andrew S. Tanenbaum and in some tools, several utilities and the compilers developed by the GNU project. Currently Torvalds is responsible for the coordination of the project. It belongs to the Swedish-speaking community of Finland. The software free are the users to execute, copy, distribute, study, change and improve the software. Open source software is the software that is licensed in such a way that the users can study, modify and improve its design by the availability of its source code. Freeware it defines a type of software that is distributed without cost, available for use, 1 but that maintains the copyright, so it can not be modified or used freely as it happens with free software. FREE SOFTWARE WHAT DID HE PROGRAM THAT WAS SO IMPORTANT? Arch Linux Canaima CentOS Chakra project Debian Dragora y Trisquel 1. LINUX Operating System 2. Open Office (Office suite) 3. NotePad ++ (Text Editor) 4. eMule (file sharing program) 5. Shareaza (P2P file client) 6. FileZilla (cross-platform FTP client) 7. phpMyAdmin (PHP tool) 8. Apache (HTTP Web server) 9. Tom Cat (Internet server) 10. Eraser (Data Eraser) ADVANTAGES OF FREE SOFTWARE It was the year 1991 and Linus Torvalds, then a computer science student at the University of Helsinki, started programming the first lines of code of an operating system (finally called LINUX) as a hobby and without being able to imagine the great impact that would bring. There was a first unofficial version of Linux 0.01, but this only included the beginning of the kernel, it was written in assembler language and assumed that one had access to a Minix system for compilation. On October 5, 1991, Linus announced the first official Linux version (version 0.02). With this release Linus was able to run Bash (GNU Bourne Again Shell) and gcc (GNU C compiler). Since then many versions have been made with the help of programmers from all over the world. EXPLAIN BRIEFLY HOW "LINUX OPERATING SYSTEM" was born Free Software refers to the freedom of the users to execute, copy, distribute, study, change and improve the software. It comes from the term in English free software, which presents ambiguity between the meanings "free" and "free" associated with the word free. Because of this, it is usually considered as free software and not as software that can be modified without license restrictions. 1. Economic 2.Freedom of use and redistribution 3.Technological independence 4.Promotion of free competition based on services and non-licenses 5.Support and long term compatibility 6.Standard Formats 7.Systems without rear doors and more secure 8.Faster and more efficient fault correction 9.Simple and unified methods of software management EXAMPLES OF OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE PROGRAMS Linus operating system is the program he created WHAT IS FREE SOFTWARE? EXAMPLES OF SIX DIFFERENT LINUX DISTRIBUTIONS WHO IS LINUS TORVALD?

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Transcript: OpenOffice Impress Too much rotation and unorganized paths could cause dizziness You need internet to edit your presentation unless you purchased the Pro license Prezi will only support Flash files and embedded YouTube files SoftMaker Office does not support XLSX file format SoftMaker Presentations does not come with a Ribbon-based user interface SoftMaker has limited speed supports .ppt, .pot,.pptx, .potx, .odp, .otp, .sxi, and .sti formats. available for Linux, Windows, and Mac OS X In Lotus Symphony, you are able to open and save encrypted files in Open Document Format. developed by SoftMaker compatible with Microsoft PowerPoint SoftMaker Presentations 2008 and 2010 is available for Microsoft Windows, Linux, Windows CE, and Pocket PCs a free and open source office suite developed by The Document Foundation as a fork of OpenOffice.org It is largely compatible with other major office suites, including Microsoft Office, and available on a variety of platforms Conclusion Of all four of the software's that I researched I personally liked the OpenOffice presentation software the best. The reason being is that all the packages are all installed in one download. I would not use it in the future unless Microsoft was down then OpenOffice would be my second choice no doubt about it. Lotus Symphony can run Microsoft VBA code natively, but there are some APIs of VBA that are not supported, or are only partially supported the user may lose some quality on the way Has no database Prezi Disadvantages LibreOffice was developed by Sun Microsystems is an open source presentation program compatible with and similar to Microsoft PowerPoint Needs Java 5+ to work, on any platform Some problems with certain versions of Mac OSX (seems to be Java related) Shared with many other projects, what limits flexibility for adaptation to LibreOffice needs Free Presentation Software Types of Presentation Software Advantages Presentations are made on the internet, therefore you are not limited to working on one computer, or having to save your work on a portable memory Your presentations have the opportunity to be more creative. Can be used to share information OpenOffice.org Impress SoftMaker Presentation IBM Lotus Symphony Ease Prezi IBM Lotus Symphony SoftMaker Office 2008 has a very small footprint, (taking up less than 80 MB on your hard drive) Importing and exporting Microsoft Office and OpenOffice format files in SoftMaker Office 2008 is a breeze. SoftMaker has native support to run SoftMaker Office 2008 from a USB/flash drive http://www.cfug.org/tag/libreoffice/ http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/User:RBd/Improve_Bug_Tracking_System#Disadvantages_of_the_current_solution http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LibreOffice SoftMaker Presentation http://www.openoffice.org/product/suite.html http://www.uweb.ucsb.edu/~mguidry/openoffice/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenOffice.org_Impress https://d2l.cbe.ab.ca/d2l/lms/dropbox/user/folders_history.d2l?db=1277277&grpid=0&isprv=0&bp=0&ou=188628 http://mayahariri.wordpress.com/2011/11/19/uses-costs-advantages-and-disadvantages-of-prezi/ It runs slower than Microsoft Office It is not 100% compatible with Microsoft Word files (but it usually works) The user interface is not quite as intuitive, but it can be learned quickly Multi-platform (Windows, Mac, Linux, many other Unix variants) Translated into many other languages besides English None of the costs associated with Microsoft Office The interface looks the same across all platforms it supports http://www-03.ibm.com/software/lotus/symphony/help.nsf/GeneralFAQ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SoftMaker_Presentations http://ezinearticles.com/?IBM-Lotus-Symphony:-The-Good,-the-Bad-and-the-Ugly&id=5965841 References You don't need to know which application was used to create a particular file All the packages share a common spell-checker, etc. All the packages are installed in one single operation creating, editing, and sharing text, spreadsheet, presentations and other documents Prezi is a cloud-based presentation software that opens up a new world between whiteboards and slides http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SoftMaker_Presentations http://dottech.org/freebies/13581/ http://office-software-review.toptenreviews.com/home-office/softmaker-office-review.html Description

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Transcript: What is free software? You can use Libre or Open Office to create Text, Presentations, Presentations and Databases. http://www.libreoffice.org/ http://www.openoffice.org/ £££ Pirate software? Open source means that the source code is available to everyone, allowing you to examine and improve the code. So what can I use instead? Image editing? Try GIMP http://www.gimp.org/ It works on Windows, Mac and Linux Budding DJ? Try Audacity http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ It works on Windows, Mac and Linux Open Source? No! A lot of code is what we call proprietary, this means that the code and the product is owned by a company or individual. Proprietary code cannot be examined or improved without the permission of its owner. What else is Open Source? Office Software Vector graphics? Try Inkscape http://inkscape.org/ It works on Windows, Mac and Linux This is all free? Thanks for listening = Free Software Why pay for software, when there are free alternatives? Les Pounder @biglesp on twitter Free software is not pirated software Yes it is. Microsoft Office starts from £70. Adobe CS Suite starts from £450. But software is expensive Hardware - Such as Arduinos and 3D printers. Documentation - Users write documentation to support software. Events - Hack to the Future is completely open source. Find out more here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_source Want to create animation? Try Blender http://www.blender.org/ It works on Windows, Mac and Linux 3D Software Audio Editing & Recording Is all code Open Source? Any questions? Yes - everything I've shown you today is completely free, you do not need to spend any money! It's also open source software. =

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Transcript: Asset Library Photos 04 Colors 01 Shapes 02 Free Presentation Template Assets 05 Textures 02 02 01 02 01 A Comprehensive Guide to Utilizing Free Resources Industry-Specific Templates Importance of Presentation Templates Community-Sharing Platforms Aesthetic and Functional Quality Incorporating Visual Elements Types of Free Presentation Templates Ensuring Consistency in Your Presentation Industry-specific templates are customized to meet the distinct needs of various sectors such as healthcare, finance, and technology. They feature relevant icons and terminology, making communications concise and industry-appropriate for professionals. Presentation templates serve as a foundation for consistency and professionalism in visual communication. They provide structure, helping to convey information clearly and effectively, thereby improving audience retention. 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Use uniform fonts, colors, and design elements throughout the presentation to maintain a cohesive look and feel. Educational Resources Open Source Template Repositories Overview of Free vs. Paid Templates Creative Templates Usability and Compatibility Testing Audience Engagement Customizable Templates Business Templates Educational institutions often provide free templates tailored for academic presentations. Websites like PowerPoint School and educational portals feature templates designed to meet academic standards, making it easier for students and educators to convey information effectively. Open source repositories like GitHub feature collaborative projects where users can access a multitude of presentation templates. Many of these templates are customizable, enabling users to adapt them to their specific requirements and styles. 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They provide a variety of options without financial commitment, allowing users to focus on content rather than design. Identify the primary objective of your presentation, whether to inform, persuade, or entertain. Choose a template that complements this goal, ensuring that the design aids in conveying your main message effectively. Numerous websites curate free presentation templates, catering to

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Transcript: On 27th of September 1983 Richard Stallman sent initial announcement of GNU project to two new groups containing explanation why he must write GNU and what it will become. Licensing Linux Kernel Apache The Gimp Postare SQL Free software: Is a computer software that gives users the freedom to run the software for any purpose as well as to study, change, and distribute the software and the adapted versions. WAHT IS A FREE SOFTWARE? NAMING THE FOUR FREEDOMS LICENSING BUSINESS MODEL EXAMPLES FREE SOFTWARE FOUNDATION ECONOMICAL ASPECTS The FSF recommends using the term "free software" rather than "open-source software" because, as they state in a paper on Free Software philosophy. Naming Examples The economic viability of free software has been recognised by large corporations such as IBM, Red Hat, and Sun Microsystems. Business Model There is a debate over the security of free software in comparison to propietary software, with a major issue being security trhough obscurity. FREE SOFTWARE Economical Aspects CONTENTS Free Software Foundation Since free software may be freely redistributed, it is generally available at little or no fee. Free software business models are usually based on adding value such as applications, support, training, customization, integration, or certification. What is free software? The most popular of these licenses are: • The ONU General Public License • The GNU Lesser General Public License • The BSD License • The Mozilla Public License (MPL) • The MIT License • The Apache License • The Eclipse Public License Security and Reliability SECURITY AND RELIABILITY The Four Freedoms

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Transcript: Principles of Lean Manufacturing Value: Identify what is valuable to the customer. Value Stream: Analyze and map out all the actions in the value chain. Introduction to Lean Manufacturing Flow: Ensure smooth process flow without interruptions. Pull: Produce only what is needed based on demand. Perfection: Continuously improve processes to eliminate waste. Lean manufacturing is a production approach that seeks to maximize value for the customer by eliminating waste in processes and resources that don’t add value. It focuses on streamlining production, improving efficiency, and enhancing product quality. Examples Key Principles of Lean Manufacturing Present real-world examples of companies that have successfully implemented lean manufacturing. ->Toyota ->Dell Lean Manufacturing Lean Tools and Techniques 5S Methodology Sort, Set in order, Shine, Standardize, Sustain Kaizen Continuous improvement philosophy Kanban Visual system for managing workflow Poka-Yoke Error-proofing mechanisms Principles and Benefits Types of Waste(Muda) Utilizing Visual Elements Incorporating visuals such as images, charts, and videos can significantly enhance understanding and retention. Use relevant visuals to support your message, ensuring they are high-quality and appropriately licensed. Balance visual elements with text for optimal effectiveness. Presented by:M Umar Hafeez Challenges in Lean Manufacturing -->Resistance to change -->Training and employee buy-in -->Maintaining momentum and continuous improvement Benefits of Lean Manufacturing -->Cost Reduction -->Increased Efficiency -->Improved Quality -->Employee Involvement -->Faster Time to Market Thank you!

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