Choosing and Using Open Source Software: A primer for nonprofits

Posted on April 21st, 2004 by Sacha Chua
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Link from Ignatius Hsu on [email protected]:

Here’s a good resource. Choosing and Using Open Source Software: A
primer for nonprofits, published by NOSI (Nonprofit Open Source
Initiative)
http://nosi.net/primer/html

E-Mail from Ignatius Hsu

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