Why we should use Free and Open Source Software for safety applications
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Argues that safety-critical systems still rely on closed-source, outdated development practices and that adopting Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) practices would improve safety and benefit industry suppliers and the wider community. Describes current problems with safety software, explains how FOSS workflows and sharing code can raise quality and reduce risk, and outlines steps FOSS projects should take to persuade industry to adopt open approaches.
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