April 2019, “Community Choice” Project of the Month

April Project of the month, featured article and Sourceforge deals --

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Featured Business Software Choosing the right CMMS for your maintenance department can be a tough process. We're here to make it easier for you. Here's everything you need to know about CMMS software. Community Choice Project of the Month for April For our April 2019 "Community Choice" Project of the Month, the community elected Asuswrt-Merlin, an alternative firmware for Asus wireless routers. Developer Eric Sauvageau shared some thoughts about the project's history, purpose, and direction. Check out the whole interview on our blog here. Vote For May's Project of the Month The vote for the May 2019 Community Choice SourceForge Project of the Month is now available, and will run until April 15, 2019 12:00 UTC. The candidates for SourceForge Project of the Month for May 2019 are: digiCamControl Allows you to transfer images directly from your camera to your computer as you take each shot and allow to control camera shooting parameters. Super Audio CD Decoder Input plugin for foobar2000 Superior OS AOSP based ROM that works on android OS 92 RevolutionOS-MIUI MIUI Custom ROM for Xiaomi Devices Win flex-bison A port Flex & Bison tools to the Windows platform Arrow OS AOSP based project with an aim of keeping things clean dotOS-downloads Custom Android firmware ArchGeoTux Repository of Geospatial packages for Arch Linux DisplayCAL Display Calibration and Characterization powered by Argyll CMS Featured Article SourceForge recently caught up with Adi Hirschtein, the Director of Product at Iguazio, to talk about the value of data science and data analytics in modern enterprises. Hirschtein also shares his expertise on how to successfully build a data pipeline and offers some insights into the future of data science and data analytics. Check out the full article here. Featured SourceForge Deals The Essential PC Utility Bundle Feat. 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IT Management Software helps companies manage their IT infrastructure, utilize technology resources, and enforce best practices to get the most from highly complex data centers. Compare IT Management Software here. Conferences and Events MarTech April 3-5, 2019 Meet the top marketing technology vendors, attend sessions on the Solutions Track and in the Discover MarTech Theater, and network with peers... OpenStack Summit April 29-May 5, 2019 In addition to OpenStack-related sessions, the event features Kata Containers, Ansible, Ceph, Kubernetes, ONAP, and more projects. Featured topics include CI/CD, container infrastructure, edge computing, HPC/GPU/AI, open source community, private and hybrid cloud, public cloud, telecom and NFV. LinuxFest Northwest April 28-29, 2019 LinuxFest Northwest, the oldest community-run open source conference, turns 20 in 2019. Like SCALE, it has something for everyone. Last year's conference, for instance, included sessions like "Introduction to Git (even for non-developers)," "Lessons learned from civic hacking," and "Incompossibilities: Limitations and trade-offs in technology design." Today in Tech On this day in 1973 American engineer Martin Cooper made the first cell phone call from a New York City street. Cooper and his team had created the first handheld, personal mobile phone for Motorola a couple of months back, and was presenting it to the media in New York when he decided to give them a real demonstration by making a call. That first call was to Dr. Joel Engel, who was then running a program for their rival company AT&T. Find out more about the first cell phone call ever made here. Help Wanted C Programmers Wanted for PDOS - public domain operating system If you are looking for an Open Source project to contribute your time to, or if you are someone who wants to advertise your skills, check out the Help Wanted page or Project Wanted page. 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