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I'm currently trying (actually I'm in the panic zone... one week left :drown to do a project on open source communities and I have run into a dearth of reasearch ...
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    Linux Newbie unchiujar's Avatar
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    Research Project on OS communities

    I'm currently trying (actually I'm in the panic zone... one week left :drown to do a project on open source communities and I have run into a dearth of reasearch concerning OS communities and interculturalism. My class is on intercultural communication and I happily said I would do some research on intercultural communication in open source communities.

    So, for the fun of itm can everyone (or at least some of you) post your nationality? I'm curios if my project has a basis (considering the research I found is rather skimpy)
    It's sort of an informal questionnaire.

    Also, any awesome suggestions,remarkable insights, or brilliant ideas are always welcome

    Thanks !!!

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    My family has been in america for several generations, im specificaly polish and german.

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    Smile

    See i18 project, pango or various version of Knoppix/Livecd:

    http://www.livecdlist.com

    or search Knoppix customization on various languages.

    Multiple languages:

    http://www.tldp.org/links/nenglish.html

    http://www.i18nguy.com/

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interna...d_localization

    One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) is a low cost Linux laptop (US$ 100) for developing countries with multiple languages.

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    Hi - I'm English and I live in .... England!

    You might want to discuss open source in the context of gift cultures and hackerism. If so, check out Eric S Raymond's website. I don't like some of his views, but then again he writes well, and his stuff carries some academic weight too.

    For example, he's written guides about 'How to be a hacker' etc. These have been translated into several different languages.

    - fingal
    I am always doing that which I can not do, in order that I may learn how to do it. - Pablo Picasso

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    My family's Cuban but I was born in the United States

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    I'm from the United States, although I lived overseas for most of my life. My family is Mennonite which means I am of Swiss/German descent.

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    Lifetime US citizen here.
    Stand up and be counted as a Linux user!

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    Me

    I forgot to say what nationality I am: romanian currently in the US.

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    some work

    By the way here's the link to what I'm working on. I'm only starting so be merciful(hey, I just "open sourced" my paper , ).
    http://docs.google.com/View?docid=dd7swdkd_18hjprcq

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    Indian !





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