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Apple's open source projects allow developers to customize and
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Open Source Initiative (OSI)
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SGI Open Source Project
SGI established its intellectual alliance with Open Source years
before the term was coined. That alliance continues to this day
through contributions of SGI intellectual energy and properties
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connecting ever more of the distributed intellectual resources
of the Net helps individual developers and the global Open Source
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