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  computer, the student should be able to read the essays, work through the exercises, and become familiar with open source software especially as it pertains to libraries. of resources to specific groups of people we (the Libraries) could offer focused content as well as provide access to the complete world of available information. Anybody who works with computers on a daily basis can contribute to OSS because things like information architecture, usability testing, documentation, and staffing are key skills required for successful more organic collections of "hackers" (Bazaars).[4] The book describes the environment of free software and tries to explain why some programers are willing to give away the products of their labors. Below is a list of open source software especially useful in libraries and A more comprehensive lists of open source software especially designed for libraries can be found at OSS4Lib (http://www.oss4lib.org/).


