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− | | La [[Comunidad de Arquitectura de Código Abierto]] (OSArch) reune a | + | | La [[Comunidad de Arquitectura de Código Abierto]] (OSArch) reune a usuarios y desarroladores con un propósito en común: que el Ambiente Construido pueda ser diseñado, construido, operado y reciclado mediante '''[https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_libre software libre]''' y de '''[https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sistema_de_c%C3%B3digo_abierto código abierto]''' con creciente '''transparencia''' y un enfoque mas '''ético'''. |
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− | Las industrias de Arquitectura, Ingeniería, Construcción y Operación y Mantenimiento | + | Las industrias de Arquitectura, Ingeniería, Construcción y Operación y Mantenimiento tienen grandes problemas estructurales en lo concerniente a la colaboración digital. El entorno digital consiste mayormente en compartimentos estancos, con herramientas que no han sido diseñadas para integrarse adecuadamente. Estas herramientas son provistas por una pequeña cantidad de vendedores de software con actitud monopólica que someten a los usuarios a la [https://www.gnu.org/proprietary/proprietary-incompatibility.html incompatibilidad], [https://www.gnu.org/proprietary/proprietary-obsolescence.html obsolescencia] y [https://www.gnu.org/proprietary/proprietary-subscriptions.html suscrpción]. There is also a lack of training material and knowledge sharing around digital standards. These problems enforce a culture onto the industry that our ability to manipulate the data about our built environment relies on what vendors who provide off-the-shelf software allow us to do. Resources are wasted on building workarounds and an ecosystem on top of this proprietary foundation, instead of focusing on what matters: working together to make a better built environment. |
− | + | The OSArch community aims to solve this problem, by providing support for a community and ecosystem of software that respects the digital freedom of the industry and its users. This digital freedom allows collaboration to occur, and is increasingly important as the industry and next generation of digitally savvy professionals leave academia to join us in our journey to improve the built environment. In particular, we help support four types of digital freedom, which are known as the [https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html.en four essential freedoms]. When the OSArch community talks about free software, we are not referring to price (which is a common misconception), we are talking about software that provides these four freedoms, of which price is not a factor. The freedoms are: | |
− | # | + | # The freedom to use software as you wish for any purposes, whether it be educational, commercial, R&D, in any context with no time limit, no arbitrary vendor restrictions, or any other rules governing your usage. |
− | # | + | # The freedom to study how the software works, and change it so it can do what you want. We want to promote digital learning and the freedom to customise software for your workflows, your data, your environment, with no restrictions. |
− | # | + | # The freedom to redistribute copies so you can help others. We need our tools to be shared to work together on the built environment. Sharing tools with others helps upskill and improve the abilities of the entire industry. |
− | # | + | # The freedom to distribute copies of your modified versions to others. By doing this you can give the whole community a chance to benefit from your changes. |
− | + | A precondition to provide these four freedoms is to ensure that we are able to do all the work we need to do in the AEC industry using open source software. Satisfying this precondition means the license of the software must be an [https://www.gnu.org/licenses/license-list.html FSF-approved license] or an [https://opensource.org/licenses/category OSI-approved license]. Access to, and the freedom to change this code empowers and puts the users (that's you!) in control over the data in the built environment, instead of vendors. | |
− | == | + | == How OSArch supports the AEC industry == |
− | + | We provide support in five ways: | |
− | # | + | # We help provide marketing and awareness for free software in the AEC industry. We develop consistent branding, and a network of grassroots sharing on free software initiatives. |
− | # | + | # We provide online community groups to ask questions and discuss with others in the community about free software in AEC across multiple disciplines and tools, unrestricted to a single software, through a variety of channels. These include live chat, online forums, email contact, and virtual meetups. |
− | # | + | # We provide, collect, and organise knowledge sharing material about free software in AEC. This includes written documentation, academic articles, video tutorials, training material, and this wiki that you are reading right now. |
− | # | + | # We build free software. Some members of OSArch are developers who write code and create tools in response to industry needs. |
− | # | + | # We make connections between developers and users, to support developers and users. We explore ways for developers to help one another by integrating software, or ways for users to experiment with new technologies that aren't yet widely available in the commercial market, or bring attention to where resources are needed. |
− | + | All this support is provided by volunteers who are also industry professionals, just like you. See [[how to contribute to OSArch]] and get involved! | |
− | = | + | =Our Mission and Values= |
With a diverse community, there are discussions ([https://community.osarch.org/discussion/168/vision-for-osarch/ Vision for OSArch], [https://community.osarch.org/discussion/59/osarch-mission-statement/p1 OSArch Mission Statement]) on the [https://community.osarch.org OSArch Community Forum] about expanding and clarifying our mission and values. However, there are some missions and values which resonate, which we share here. | With a diverse community, there are discussions ([https://community.osarch.org/discussion/168/vision-for-osarch/ Vision for OSArch], [https://community.osarch.org/discussion/59/osarch-mission-statement/p1 OSArch Mission Statement]) on the [https://community.osarch.org OSArch Community Forum] about expanding and clarifying our mission and values. However, there are some missions and values which resonate, which we share here. |