Post B49FFSbm7lBqPV3nnc by EC_OSPO@ec.social-network.europa.eu
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 (DIR) Post #B48saUoKpfBgNQzqkq by EC_DIGIT@ec.social-network.europa.eu
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       code.europa.eu has a new look!Our repository for free, open source software developed by the European institutions now highlights the trending projects and makes searching and contributing to projects easier.code.europa.eu aims to make public-funded open source code more accessible and reusable for public services, citizens and businesses alike.Read more 🔗 https://link.europa.eu/NMhTHn @EC_OSPO
       
 (DIR) Post #B48wcvgkGxzK8FrX72 by rq@river.group.lt
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       @EC_DIGIT @EC_OSPO, is this repository built specifically for EU institutions only, or can EU member states use it too? If they can, is it restricted to institutions only, or can it be used by, for example, scientists working on projects financed by grants?
       
 (DIR) Post #B48wcvtVVWCElppj0K by EC_OSPO@ec.social-network.europa.eu
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       @rq@river.group.ItYes. No. Maybe :-). It depends.code.europa.eu is the code development platform for open source projects sharedby the institutions of the European Union. More precise, it is thecode development platform for open source software projects for whichEuropean Union institutions, bodies, offices and agencies hold theintellectual property rights.
       
 (DIR) Post #B4906ogt9cEeyls98i by rq@river.group.lt
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       @EC_OSPO, I asked because I've noticed a trend where some scientists (at least here in Lithuania) will get a grant to produce a piece of open-source software, build it, make it public, claim it to be open-source, but not take the final step of actually publishing the source code for anyone and everyone to be able to access it in a convenient manner. It feels like this is sometimes even intentional, in order to make sure that only companies they happen to also work for/with benefit.Having a clear requirement to publish all source code and data in a forge not directly under their own control would be beneficial for everyone, in my opinion, so I was wondering if https://code.europa.eu could be that independent forge. But, I guess, not now at least?
       
 (DIR) Post #B49FFSbm7lBqPV3nnc by EC_OSPO@ec.social-network.europa.eu
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       @rq so, somewhat likehttps://code.europa.eu/eurohpc-juthat we do