Comments on: The Open Source Paradigm http://brajeshwar.com/2008/the-open-source-paradigm/ Brajeshwar is an ardent believer of KISS (Keep It Simple Stupid), he envision pushing the technical envelop time and again for the betterment of commercial and practical applications. Wed, 03 Dec 2008 22:57:46 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 By: Manfred http://brajeshwar.com/2008/the-open-source-paradigm/#comment-22656 Manfred Fri, 25 Jul 2008 21:40:13 +0000 http://brajeshwar.com/?p=853#comment-22656 Hi! I hope noone of you thinks of LINIX as a perfect operating system. It's far from that. The best software lies just <em>beyond</em> imagination! One day, there might be a feature for open source people, that interconnects them like they were twittering each other what they're doing right now: "Hi, folks! I'm going to do some calculations now with OpenOffice.org Calc, so I might run into problems pretty soon. Watch me fail!" A server receives the signal and zooms the Calc Search Engine on the favorite internet forum of this person. Some automatism zoom in even further according to the functions and features the person uses in Calc. So programmers will already know, how the problem looks like, before the user might actually ask something ;-) Hi!

I hope noone of you thinks of LINIX as a perfect operating system. It’s far from that. The best software lies just beyond imagination! One day, there might be a feature for open source people, that interconnects them like they were twittering each other what they’re doing right now: “Hi, folks! I’m going to do some calculations now with OpenOffice.org Calc, so I might run into problems pretty soon. Watch me fail!” A server receives the signal and zooms the Calc Search Engine on the favorite internet forum of this person. Some automatism zoom in even further according to the functions and features the person uses in Calc. So programmers will already know, how the problem looks like, before the user might actually ask something ;-)

]]> By: Praval Singh http://brajeshwar.com/2008/the-open-source-paradigm/#comment-22177 Praval Singh Wed, 09 Jul 2008 06:18:04 +0000 http://brajeshwar.com/?p=853#comment-22177 @Rajesh: You've hit a bullseye! A robust and intelligent search engine is a prerequisite if at all we're aiming at an open source mine. Wiki indeed is a great innovation which can be applied to Linux information base system, but managing heaps of data for numerous topics and making sure that the most apt one resides on top would require a great sense of Artificial Intelligence. But an effort made in such a direction shall be a blessing in disguise for many! @Rajesh: You’ve hit a bullseye! A robust and intelligent search engine is a prerequisite if at all we’re aiming at an open source mine. Wiki indeed is a great innovation which can be applied to Linux information base system, but managing heaps of data for numerous topics and making sure that the most apt one resides on top would require a great sense of Artificial Intelligence. But an effort made in such a direction shall be a blessing in disguise for many!

]]> By: Rajesh http://brajeshwar.com/2008/the-open-source-paradigm/#comment-21859 Rajesh Wed, 02 Jul 2008 06:55:04 +0000 http://brajeshwar.com/?p=853#comment-21859 Creating a logical relationship to the vast resource base available on the web is going to be a difficult task.Like wiki, it should be a community based effort. But then, the resource base being so huge, how are you going to mine the information you need withut the help of atleast an inbuilt search engine. So it will again boil down to search possibly from a knowledgebase that caters to opensource. But then, can't we achieve the same through a powerful custom search engine for say, open source, and give the searchers the most apt. info. they were looking for. Creating a logical relationship to the vast resource base available on the web is going to be a difficult task.Like wiki, it should be a community based effort.

But then, the resource base being so huge, how are you going to mine the information you need withut the help of atleast an inbuilt search engine. So it will again boil down to search possibly from a knowledgebase that caters to opensource.

But then, can’t we achieve the same through a powerful custom search engine for say, open source, and give the searchers the most apt. info. they were looking for.

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