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Title: Human Resource Development: Exploratory Software Project


1
  • ltOfficial support for OSS-related projectgt
  • Supported by
  • METI (Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry)
  • IPA (Information-technology Promotion Agency)
  • Human Resource Development Exploratory Software
    Project
  • Support individual developers.
  • Scheme
  • 12 project managers assigned to choose proposals,
    to provide advice, and to encourage developers.
  • Sub projects (OSS/FS related)
  • Japanese input environment
  • Robustness of embedded Linux
  • KNOPPIX hosting environment
  • Porting uClinux to H8/300
  • (5 - 10 project each year in OSS/FS area)
  • OSS/FS related survey
  • FLOSS-JP
  • Free/Libre/Open Source Software Developers Survey
    in Japan.
  • see below
  • Also conducted FLOSS-Asia survey.
  • Survey on Current Status of OSS utilization and
    Guideline for OSS adoption
  • Legal issues related with OSS licenses,
    especially GPL.
  • Survey on ensuring security of OSS
  • Secure enhanced OSS.
  • Report how to build a secure system using OSS.

2
  • Research Development
  • Open Source Software Practical Use
    Infrastructure Improvement Enterprise
  • Budget Total 9 million US/year.
  • 18 projects in 2003.

3
  • Feasibility Study
  • The Pilot Project to Introduce Open Source
    Desktop
  • Environment in the e-Government
  • Feasibility study in 2003
  • Business analysis and system analysis at AIST.
  • Study for the open source desktop environment.
  • Formulate plan adopting trial use of open source
    desktop.
  • Development of
  • Open source desktop environment deployment and
    management system.
  • Open source desktop environment end user's guide.
  • Migration guidelines.
  • Target
  • AIST (National Institute of Advanced Industrial
    Science and Technology)
  • Administrative staffs.
  • Not researchers.
  • 10 to 1000 users (max.)
  • Objective
  • Clarify the technical problems and solutions
    before actual deployment.
  • Make an execution plan of pilot project in 2004.
  • Roadmap
  • 2003 Feasibility study.
  • 2004 Start a experimental introductions.
  • 2005 Start a experimental operations.
  • (2006 Start a real operation.)

4
ltOrganizations and Groupsgt
  • Official Organization
  • Japan Linux Association (JLA)
  • Free Software Initiative Japan (FSIJ)
  • Embedded Linux Consorsium (emblix)
  • TOPPERS Project (TRON)
  • Distribution Users Group
  • Linux
  • LinuxPPC, VineLinux, RedHat, Turbolinux,
    Gentoo,...
  • BSD
  • FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD
  • Regional LUGS (about 30)
  • Regional NPO
  • To promote OSS adoption in local government and
    market.
  • Okinawa, Hokkaido, Gifu,...
  • Alliance in private sector
  • CE Linux Forum
  • Embedded system for information appliance.
  • Consortium
  • OSCAR Alliance
  • Open Source Technology Alliance (OSTA)

5
ltCommunity / Industry / Governmentgt
  • Community
  • Many OSS user groups.
  • Volunteer OSS developers.
  • Industry
  • Major IT vendors and SIers
  • IBM, Fujitsu, Hitachi, NEC, Unisys,...
  • New type of business focused on OSS
  • Develop/support OSS itself.
  • Publish their own software as OSS.
  • Linux spreading in embedded areas
  • CE Linux Forum
  • COCOON(SONY)
  • Zaurus PDA (Sharp),...
  • Government
  • Support OSS projects and surveys
  • OSS become effective alternatives.
  • OSS migration cost is cheaper.
  • Platform will be kept open to public.
  • Promote open standard
  • Encourage innovations and user merits.
  • Especially in the area of information appliance.
  • Several local governments notice OSS for
  • IT cost savings.
  • promotion of local IT vendors.

6
ltDistributions / Developers / Usersgt
  • Developers
  • Approx. 2-3 contributors of major global OSS
    projects are Japanese.
  • Linux 65/3101
  • Apache 17/523
  • FreeBSD 176/7907
  • NetBSD 248/7426
  • Core members
  • Debian 48/1266
  • FreeBSD 47/315
  • NetBSD 12/46
  • SourceForge.jp
  • 745 projects.
  • 6385 members (including users).
  • Developers are estimated to 3,000 5,000.
  • Distributions (Japan Linux White Paper 2003)
  • Red Hat Linux
  • Major distro in server area
  • Turbolinux Another major distro.
  • Vine Linux
  • Widely used with community support.
  • Debian GNU/Linux
  • Worldwide cooperation.
  • Holon Linux, Omoikane Linux, Plamo Linux,
    LindowsOS, Miracle Linux
  • Users
  • Linux shipments
  • Linux server PC shipments
  • 29,000/year (IDC 2002/1-9)
  • Turbolinux Workstation licenses shipments 40,000
    (2002)
  • Vine Linux 2.5/2.6 licenses shipments 15,000
  • Linux PC over 100,000/year
  • 83.45 (198,000) of Web servers (jp domain) are
    Apache. (E-Soft 2003/10)
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