This reminds me about the recent article i read about the Dutch moving to a "free software by default" policy: https://fsfe.org/news/2020/news-20200424-01.html I know in the U.S. there have been...
I know in the U.S. there have been movements to expose some data - hence data.gov and other sites like it - but it always feels like we're a little behind here on the software side. Hoping that with other countries taking the lead, we can eventually catch up. (Sorry, if my comment is interpreted as political, it is not meant to be.)
This reminds me about the recent article i read about the Dutch moving to a "free software by default" policy: https://fsfe.org/news/2020/news-20200424-01.html
I know in the U.S. there have been movements to expose some data - hence data.gov and other sites like it - but it always feels like we're a little behind here on the software side. Hoping that with other countries taking the lead, we can eventually catch up. (Sorry, if my comment is interpreted as political, it is not meant to be.)