Translations by Martin Owens

Martin Owens has submitted the following strings to this translation. Contributions are visually coded: currently used translations, unreviewed suggestions, rejected suggestions.

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Support Funding
2012-08-27
Support Funding
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Since users can choose who supports their software when things go wrong, a support company has an interest in the software's improvement and will invest into it.
2012-11-24
Since users can choose who supports their software when things go wrong, a support company has an interest in the software's improvement and will invest into it.
2012-11-24
Já que os usuários podem escolher quem dá suporte ao seu software quando as coisas dão errado, uma empresa de suporte tem interesse na melhoria do software e investe nisso.
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Support Company
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Support Company
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Software User
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Software User
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Example Project
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Example Project
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Programmer
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Programmer
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Creates feature
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Creates feature
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User
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User
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adds money
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adds money
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Kickstarter
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Kickstarter
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Crowd Funding
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Crowd Funding
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If the programmer can take money from multiple users, she can get paid for creating software they all need.
2012-08-28
If the programmer can take money from multiple users, she can get paid for creating software they all need.
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Organization
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Organisation
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An organization can use an employee to serve their software development needs in the software community.
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An organisation can use an employee to serve their software development needs in the software community.
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Employment
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Employment
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Employee
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Employee
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adds features
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adds features
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Enlightened Self Interest
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Enlightened Self Interest
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A skilled programmer with access to the source code canserve her own needs, giving back to the community in the process.
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A skilled programmer with access to the source code canserve her own needs, giving back to the community in the process.
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Making Money with FOSS
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Making Money with FOSS
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If proprietary software has so many problems, how can Free and Open Source make money? Here are some of the many ways to get paid writing software.
2012-08-28
If proprietary software has so many problems, how can Free and Open Source make money? Here are some of the many ways to get paid writing software.
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Funding
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Funding
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Open Source Practicalism
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Open Source Practicalism
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Open Source is concerned with developing software in the most efficent and effective way. It promotes opening code to reduce costs and allow shared responsbility and liabilities.
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Open Source is concerned with developing software in the most efficent and effective way. It promotes opening code to reduce costs and allow shared responsbility and liabilities.
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Free Software and Open Source are two sides of the same philosophy.
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Free Software and Open Source are two sides of the same philosophy.
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The Free Software Definition is available at:
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The Free Software Definition is available at:
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Control
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Control
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Educate
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Educate
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Socialise
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Socialise
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Improve
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Improve
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Free Software Rights
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Free Software Rights
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Use for any purpose without exception.
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Use for any purpose without exception.
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Change the software in any way.
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Change the software in any way.
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Study how the source code works.
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Study how the source code works.
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Share the software and any changes.
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Share the software and any changes.
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Instead of Fighting Nature
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Instead of Fighting Nature
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Free and Open Source Software, unlike Proprietary software, is a way to pay for and get paid for software to be made working with the nature of media instead of against it.
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Free and Open Source Software, unlike Proprietary software, is a way to pay for and get paid for software to be made working with the nature of media instead of against it.
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Free and Open Source software
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Free and Open Source software
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But This is Broken
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But This is Broken
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As we've learned, software doesn't work like a normal product so these companies use far-reaching tactics to break the nature of software:
2012-08-28
As we've learned, software doesn't work like a normal product so these companies use far-reaching tactics to break the nature of software:
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Digital Restrictions Management (DRM)
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Digital Restrictions Management (DRM)
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Technical restrictions that try to stop unapproved uses. This includes copying but can also force other rules like watching adverts on DVDs.
2012-11-24
Restrições técnicas que tentam impedir usuários não aprovados. Isto inclui cópias, mas pode também forçar regras como assistir a anúncios em seus DVDs.
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Tougher sentences and criminalization have made copying more harshly punished than many more serious offences.
2012-11-24
Tougher sentences and criminalisation have made copying more harshly punished than many more serious offences.
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Tougher sentences and criminalization have made copying more harshly punished than many more serious offences.
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Legal Enforcement
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Legal Enforcement
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Proprietary Business
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Proprietary Business
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Investor
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Investor
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Customers
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Customers
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Proprietary Economy
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Proprietary Economy