Papers from the Proceedings

First Conference on Freely Redistributable Software

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We hope to have the sources for these papers from the published Conference Proceedings available here on www.gnu.ai.mit.edu (while supplies last, you can order a copy of the Conference Proceedings):

• Automated Management of an Heterogeneous Distributed Production Environment, Ph. Defert et al., CERN

• Freely Redistributable Software across the Internet, Neil Smith, University of Kent

• Linux for Research and Teaching of Operating Systems, Victor Yodaiken, New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology

• Freely Redistributable Instead of Commercial Software -- Yugoslav Experience, Radivoje Zonjic, University of Belgrade

• Linux on the OSF Mach3 micro-kernel, Francois Barbou des Places, OSF/Grenoble

• Internationalization in the GNU Project, Ulrich Drepper, University of Karlsruhe

• Free Software vs. the Medical Challenges of the 1990's, Greg Wettstein, Roger Maris Cancer Center

• The RPM Packaging System, Marc Ewing and Erik Troan, Red Hat Software

• Why Should the Value-Added Reseller care about Free Software?, Rick R. Castrapel and Frank E. Barone

• Coordinating Joint Cost/No-cost Rights for Software Developed with SBIR Funding, Philip A. Wilsey and Dale E. Martin, University of Cincinnati

• Licensing Alternatives for Freely Redistributable Software, L. Peter Deutsch, Aladdin Enterprises

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