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== Routine Questions from Open Source Software Users == | == Routine Questions from Open Source Software Users == | ||
| − | # There is a software or project “home page”. | + | #There is a software or project “home page”. |
| − | # There is a statement of the purpose of the software. | + | #There is a statement of the purpose of the software. |
| − | # There is a description of the computer, operating system, and software stack needed to run the software. | + | #There is a description of the computer, operating system, and software stack needed to run the software. |
| − | # The software has an open-source software software license. | + | #The software has an open-source software software license. |
| − | # There is a description of how to credit the software if I use it in my research | + | #The software has a DOI. |
| − | + | #There is a description of how to credit the software if I use it in my research. | |
| − | # There is a way to report problems or get help using the software. | + | #There is a way to report problems or get help using the software. |
| − | # The software | + | #The date of the last software update is available. |
| − | # There is a description of how the software is funded. | + | #There is a description of how the software is funded. |
| − | # This is a user registration process (either optional or required). | + | #This is a user registration process (either optional or required). |
== Related Entries == | == Related Entries == | ||
*[[Software Searches]] | *[[Software Searches]] | ||
Revision as of 16:33, 7 October 2021
Routine Questions from Open Source Software Users
- There is a software or project “home page”.
- There is a statement of the purpose of the software.
- There is a description of the computer, operating system, and software stack needed to run the software.
- The software has an open-source software software license.
- The software has a DOI.
- There is a description of how to credit the software if I use it in my research.
- There is a way to report problems or get help using the software.
- The date of the last software update is available.
- There is a description of how the software is funded.
- This is a user registration process (either optional or required).
