Taking the bus in the information highway system

Duarte Alvim · 2005

Roads are everywhere and if there are those that don't use them directly, we all derive advantage from them. In developed countries, computers and the network infrastructure may very well be comparable to roads. But, as with roads, a computer and/or a network per se do nothing without a means to use them. We must have something equivalent to a car - the software! In this poster we explore whether we can build a public software grid based on free software that brings benefits to the state and to the individual.

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