L'économie du logiciel libre et ouvert Recommandations en vue d'une politique gouvernementale à l'égard du logiciel libre (open source software)
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; logiciel libre; propriété intellectuelle; code source libre; code source ouvert; système d'exploitation libre; licence GPL; licence BSD; innovation; effet d'arborescence;All these keywords.
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