I need an FOSS pdf viewer library that can display the pdf file provided by its caller process in a seperate window and send back data like what page(s) the viewer is currently viewing, the visible page's x and y coordinates, etc. (basically the caller process wants to know how the user is interacting with the pdf file). I want to build my project currently focusing Linux and Unix (if your library is cross-platform, that fine, please refer it to me). I'm still learning about linux, so I do not exactly know the various ways a process can share info to another process. I'm fine with any form of info sharing. I thought Poppler cpp is the library I'm looking for, but Poppler cpp can only produce the images of a page and do not actually display the current pdf as a regular pdf viewer. Right now, I'm thinking of using poppler to save a page as a page.jpeg and display it using image viewer applications like "eye of gnome (eog)", "loupe", etc, and if user wants to view next page, I will save the next page with same name (page.jpeg), which will cause the image viewer to display this new image immediately, thus emulating a pdf viewer experience. I feel that this is a raw techinque because of so many cpu usage and disk writes (to fix this, I'm thinking of using temporary files that only exists on memory, not written on disk), and the user will not like this experience. If this goal can be achieved in much simpler way, I would like to hear such ideas as well.

Imagine I have a tool "X". I know it exists in the current Debian distros, so I can find it on https://packages.debian.org . This site also contains links to the downloadable Debian source packages. However, where are these source packages coming from? Where is the upstream link from which the source package was originally generated?

I've read a lot, and heard both sides, but still slightly in the cloud when it comes to android. Android is a open source OS, but when I buy a phone, it comes preloaded with google services and apps that are clearly not open-source, and are integrated at such a level a cannot remove them. Only "disable" them. If android is truly open source, can I compile my own image and flash it to my phone so that I am running a 100% open-source code OS on a mobile platform? (I'm thinking in the mindset of Debian, where all code is open source and available to the end user)

I have a list of all fedora packages in a .txt file and would like to retrieve the Project URLs and Project Download URLs of all these packages. The command dnf info does yield a download URL which could be used to download the latest version of the package. An example is as follows: Last metadata expiration check: 1:33:08 ago on Tue Aug 9 12:58:18 2022. Installed Packages Name : alternatives Version : 1.19 Release : 2.fc36 Architecture : x86_64 Size : 62 k Source : chkconfig-1.19-2.fc36.src.rpm Repository : @System From repo : anaconda Summary : A tool to maintain symbolic links determining default commands URL : https://github.com/fedora-sysv/chkconfig License : GPLv2 Description : alternatives creates, removes, maintains and displays information about the : symbolic links comprising the alternatives system. It is possible for several : programs fulfilling the same or similar functions to be installed on a single : system at the same time. However, I would like to get the URL of the actual ongoing project itself. Is there any easy way to do so? Help deeply appreciated! **Another Example:** Name : audit-libs Version : 3.0.8 Release : 1.fc36 Architecture : x86_64 Size : 299 k Source : audit-3.0.8-1.fc36.src.rpm Repository : @System From repo : anaconda Summary : Dynamic library for libaudit URL : http://people.redhat.com/sgrubb/audit/ License : LGPLv2+ Description : The audit-libs package contains the dynamic libraries needed for : applications to use the audit framework.

Into: I like learning by reading sources. But it's tiring of searching them across internet splited on many many different project sites. I'd love to see **central browsable** repo with sources of many many apps in one place. - When someone want to find documentation of some Linux tool, best place is : man toolname. - When I want to browse Linux sources "on-demand" I can always jump to : [Linux Cross Reference](http://lxr.free-electrons.com/) . - When I want to find most common staff, I can find all sources in [Coreutils](http://www.gnu.org/software/coreutils/) . - When I want to check how to build something, I can (for example) jump into http://www.archlinux.org/packages/ , check it's pkgbuild. Is there any repo that holds sources of most of tools in one place ? - just like man holds documentation or [Linux Cross Reference](http://lxr.free-electrons.com/) kernel sources. I mean something for "rapid" "on-demand" checking how stuff is implemented. (Yes, I know google -> but I am tired of routine: 1. searching project site 2. browsing repo or even worse -> checking out it's repo 3. deleting when finished) **REMARK:** I've stressed out, I'd like to check tools : rapidly, fast, on-demand. It means: I don't want to install whole app with it's sources just to take a look into it's sources. (btw. web resource is preferable, so I could check sources from many computers - I do not have admin on all of them)

I want to understand how the APT package is managed in general, considering the following situation I got into today: I was trying to add MongoDB to my Debian machine. apt search mongodb showed good-looking results, and before attempting to install I read the [MondoDB documentation](https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/tutorial/install-mongodb-on-debian/) which stated: >Follow these steps to run MongoDB Community Edition on your system. These instructions assume that you are using the official mongodb-org package -- not the unofficial mongodb package provided by Debian -- and are using the default settings. From this, I understood and was surprised that what I get from Debian's apt install is *unofficial* by the developers of the app. This sounds worse than "not recommended". I do understand Debian APT package repository tends to show old versions and is never meant to catch up with latest leading edge updates. There are so many ways to deal with this, but now I'm concerned by the words *unofficial*. Does this mean, packages related to MongoDB (or any other app) on the APT repository isn't officially approved by the app developers? Or was it officially shipped by the developers but "avoid because it's not the latest version"? Or did someone (some entity?) copy from the official installation package and paste it to APT? I'm not trying to understand just this specific case with MongoDB. Instead I want to understand the overall "politics" on applications and APT. How does it work, how was it supposed to work? If this is a noob question then I'm sorry, but I couldn't find a good explanation online. Any links or reference would be appreciated.

Is there any software that can produce annotations like this: Link: https://corpus.quran.com/treebank.jsp?chapter=112&verse=1 I found a few options here: https://corpus-analysis.com/tag/annotation Most of the open source options(and commercial ones) do some of the things and the closest is: https://inception-project.github.io/ but ... none of these tools can do exactly what is shown on the Quran Corpus. The Quran Corpus web software itself is not Open Sourced anywhere, even though its website says it is. I asked about doing this in Latex: https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/622632/building-quran-corpus But this is painstakingly manual. So if some software exists that can handle the syntactic relations, then it is just the translations/transliterations needed.

I'm attempting to upgrade the GCC library in OpenBSD from 4.2.1 to 11.2.0 (for a project, and a personal challenge). So far, everywhere I looked was unsuccessful. I know it's probably something simple, but I don't know.

I want to own my very own personal Cloud server where I don't have to use any of third party hardware or services no subscription no chain latter etc the reason I want this type of cloud storage server so I can connect my home Electric lock system and CCTV camera via my own server AS I have heard people talking about Nextcloud, ownCloud, Seafile etc but when I done bit of research I found even with these open source software you have to deal with licencing on some stage as describe in following link > https://www.cloudwards.net/diy-cloud-storage-tools/ can someone please suggest which cloud server software I can use to complete my tasks I intend to use Raspberry Pi 4 with largest TB HDD which can Pi handle on Debian 64 bit operating system

_Answer posted by me below, can't accept my own answer yet_ I am working on a chat client, for development I use a docker setup that uses a 'generate' command to create a config file that you can adjust and use to launch the actual service. On my desktop it works fine however when trying to run it on a respberry or a seperate hd on my laptop it throws a file handler error in the build process stating that permission has been denied. I might be a total noob here but I did change folder mount point permission on my laptop and the raspberry has permissions set on the folder. Docker also is set up to run w/o typing sudo for every command. Here are the permission codes for working vs non working config file

# Auto generated, working local
-rwxrwxrwx 1 root root 103443

# Auto generated not working pi and laptop
-rw-r--r-- 1 991 991 106030

Am I just not correctly setting up my hard drives ? I get this error on my pi if it's on the default OS partition or not. I am able to start up and serve django with reverse proxy no issue. The chat service I am building on is matrix/synapse. Here is the docker folder on the synapse server repo with the basic setup. The file giving issues is homeserver.yml that is generated from:

docker-compose run --rm synapse generate

Do 100% open source linux distro's exist? i.e. distros which contain absolutely no closed source components anywhere at all? Apparently distros like Ubuntu contains bits and pieces which are closed source. Please note, I am not asking for 100% free software based linux distribution, I am specifically asking for 100% open source linux distributions, distributions which have absolutely nothing within them which is closed source.

I have used many times ab for measuring web performance, hdparm for measuring hard disk performance and netperf for measuring network performance. But I didn't find any tools to measure cpu performance. Do you know a tool allowing to measure cpu performance? I am more specifically looking to measure Gflops.

Where is it possible to download the source code of the first *open source* browser *Netscape Navigator* released in about 1998? I already searched for it and wasn't able to find the original version of this browser from 1998.

I have always found OCR technology to be behind on open source systems. I've also watched the Ocropus project since its infancy. I've tried what I've heard is the best OCR engine available for Linux, Tesseract , and have found it woefully lacking for business documents. Are there any other more promising OCR implementations? What about the even more hopeful goal for interpreting handwriting? What is possible on *nix systems in this field?

Which tools for distributed builds are currently in use in popular Linux distros, like Ubuntu, Debian, RedHat, etc.? For example, we have a huge amount of packages with dependencies and try to compile all of them for the new release of the distro. It takes a lot of time to build them one by one. I have heard about distcc, but it shares one project compilation between the servers for distributed parallel building. Is there any tool which analyzes dependencies between the packages (creates a graph, for example) and creates a schedule for building with package-level parallelism? For example, we have packages p1, p2, p3, p4, and two servers. One server builds p1, another p2 at the same time if they are not dependent on each other. I need examples of the projects which are being used in production.

I have heard that we can customize Linux (say Ubuntu) as we wish by changing its source code and can make whole new OS. I have downloaded source code of linux kernel from www.kernel.org website. But by seeing it, I am not able to understand anything, there are so many directories, files within files (as I think there would be one single large programme). I want to do this as a college project and I also want to contribute to Linux by making necessary changes in it. But after asking this question on some of the site, they said that the Linux source code is very huge. You may try minix. Now I am very much confused. Please give me suggestions with detail about how I should start this journey (of changing source code to customize Linux) with necessary steps, along with some beginner level books.

This one got closed: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/5030/freebsd-or-linux-or-something-else But I have a sincere question here. I want to know from the pros what is better for a newbie to start working on. I want to learn/contribute.

150 directories I can handle but 900 files is too many for a review. I've no manual entry for tree so maybe I can ask you if you know how to output only directories since files get too detailed? . ├── agreement.htm ├── appengine_admin │   ├── admin_forms.py │   ├── admin_forms.pyc │   ├── admin_settings.py │   ├── admin_settings.pyc │   ├── admin_widgets.py │   ├── admin_widgets.pyc │   ├── authorized.py │   ├── authorized.pyc │   ├── db_extensions.py │   ├── encoding.py │   ├── __init__.py │   ├── __init__.pyc │   ├── media │   │   ├── images │   │   │   ├── default-bg.gif │   │   │   ├── icon_calendar.gif │   │   │   ├── icon_clock.gif │   │   │   ├── nav-bg.gif │   │   │   └── sidebar-li.png │   │   ├── js │   │   │   ├── calendar.js │   │   │   ├── core.js │   │   │   └── DateTimeShortcuts.js │   │   └── style.css │   ├── model_register.py │   ├── model_register.pyc │   ├── templates │   │   ├── 404.html │   │   ├── 500.html │   │   ├── admin_base.html │   │   ├── index.html │   │   ├── model_item_edit.html │   │   └── model_item_list.html │   ├── utils.py │   ├── utils.pyc │   ├── views.py │   └── views.pyc ├── appengine_config.py ├── appengine_config.py.bak ├── appengine_config.pyc ├── app.yaml ├── br.py ├── br.py.bak ├── br.py.old ├── captcha.py ├── captcha.pyc ├── common │   ├── __init__.py │   ├── __init__.pyc │   ├── templatefilters.py │   └── templatefilters.pyc ├── conf │   ├── __init__.py │   ├── __init__.pyc │   ├── locale │   │   ├── ar │   │   │   └── LC_MESSAGES │   │   │   ├── django.mo │   │   │   └── django.po │   │   ├── bg │   │   │   └── LC_MESSAGES │   │   │   ├── django.mo │   │   │   └── django.po │   │   ├── en │   │   │   └── LC_MESSAGES │   │   │   ├── django.mo │   │   │   └── django.po │   │   ├── es │   │   │   └── LC_MESSAGES │   │   │   ├── django.mo │   │   │   └── django.po │   │   ├── fi │   │   │   └── LC_MESSAGES │   │   │   ├── django.mo │   │   │   └── django.po │   │   ├── fr │   │   │   └── LC_MESSAGES │   │   │   ├── django.mo │   │   │   ├── django.po │   │   │   └── django.po~ │   │   ├── ja │   │   │   └── LC_MESSAGES │   │   │   ├── django.mo │   │   │   └── django.po │   │   ├── pt │   │   │   └── LC_MESSAGES │   │   │   ├── django.mo │   │   │   ├── django.po │   │   │   └── django.po~ │   │   ├── ro │   │   │   └── LC_MESSAGES │   │   │   ├── django.mo │   │   │   └── django.po │   │   ├── ru │   │   │   └── LC_MESSAGES │   │   │   ├── django.mo │   │   │   └── django.po │   │   ├── sq │   │   │   └── LC_MESSAGES │   │   │   ├── django.mo │   │   │   └── django.po │   │   ├── sv │   │   │   └── LC_MESSAGES │   │   │   ├── django.mo │   │   │   └── django.po │   │   ├── tl │   │   │   └── LC_MESSAGES │   │   │   ├── django.mo │   │   │   └── django.po │   │   ├── tr │   │   │   └── LC_MESSAGES │   │   │   ├── django.mo │   │   │   └── django.po │   │   └── zh │   │   └── LC_MESSAGES │   │   ├── django.mo │   │   └── django.po │   └── settings.py ├── credit │   └── credit.html ├── cron.yaml ├── demjson.py ├── demjson.pyc ├── errorpages.py ├── facebookapi.py ├── facebookapi.py.bak ├── facebookapi.pyc ├── facebookconf.py ├── facebookconf.pyc ├── geo │   ├── geocell.py │   ├── geocell.pyc │   ├── geocell_test.py │   ├── geomath.py │   ├── geomath.pyc │   ├── geomath_test.py │   ├── geomodel.py │   ├── geomodel.pyc │   ├── geotypes.py │   ├── geotypes.pyc │   ├── geotypes_test.py │   ├── __init__.py │   ├── __init__.pyc │   ├── test_coverage.sh │   ├── util.py │   ├── util.pyc │   └── util_test.py ├── help.html ├── i18n.py ├── i18n.py.bak ├── i18n.pyc ├── index.yaml ├── __init__.py ├── in.old.py ├── in.old.py.bak ├── in.py ├── in.py.bak ├── in.tidy.py ├── javascript.py ├── js │   ├── a.css │   ├── b.css │   ├── c.css │   ├── d.css │   ├── listcss.css │   ├── load.js │   ├── main.css │   └── mycss.css ├── jsmin.py ├── json.py ├── json.pyc ├── listfiles.py ├── login_required.py ├── login_required.py.bak ├── mailman.py ├── main.old.py ├── main.py ├── main.py.bak ├── main.pyc ├── mapreduce │   ├── base_handler.py │   ├── base_handler.py.bak │   ├── context.py │   ├── context.py.bak │   ├── control.py │   ├── control.py.bak │   ├── errors.py │   ├── errors.py.bak │   ├── handlers.py │   ├── handlers.py.bak │   ├── hooks.py │   ├── hooks.py.bak │   ├── __init__.py │   ├── __init__.py.bak │   ├── __init__.pyc │   ├── input_readers.py │   ├── input_readers.py.bak │   ├── lib │   │   ├── blobstore │   │   ├── files │   │   │   ├── blobstore.py │   │   │   ├── crc32c.py │   │   │   ├── file.py │   │   │   ├── file_service_pb.py │   │   │   ├── __init__.py │   │   │   ├── records.py │   │   │   └── testutil.py │   │   ├── graphy │   │   │   ├── backends │   │   │   │   ├── google_chart_api │   │   │   │   │   ├── encoders.py │   │   │   │   │   ├── __init__.py │   │   │   │   │   └── util.py │   │   │   │   └── __init__.py │   │   │   ├── bar_chart.py │   │   │   ├── common.py │   │   │   ├── formatters.py │   │   │   ├── __init__.py │   │   │   ├── line_chart.py │   │   │   ├── pie_chart.py │   │   │   ├── README │   │   │   └── util.py │   │   ├── __init__.py │   │   ├── key_range │   │   │   └── __init__.py │   │   ├── pipeline │   │   │   ├── common.py │   │   │   ├── handlers.py │   │   │   ├── __init__.py │   │   │   ├── models.py │   │   │   ├── pipeline.py │   │   │   ├── simplejson │   │   │   │   ├── decoder.py │   │   │   │   ├── encoder.py │   │   │   │   ├── __init__.py │   │   │   │   ├── ordered_dict.py │   │   │   │   ├── scanner.py │   │   │   │   └── tool.py │   │   │   ├── testutil.py │   │   │   ├── ui │   │   │   │   ├── common.css │   │   │   │   ├── common.js │   │   │   │   ├── images │   │   │   │   │   ├── treeview-black.gif │   │   │   │   │   ├── treeview-black-line.gif │   │   │   │   │   ├── treeview-default.gif │   │   │   │   │   └── treeview-default-line.gif │   │   │   │   ├── jquery-1.4.2.min.js │   │   │   │   ├── jquery.ba-hashchange.min.js │   │   │   │   ├── jquery.cookie.js │   │   │   │   ├── jquery.json.min.js │   │   │   │   ├── jquery.timeago.js │   │   │   │   ├── jquery.treeview.css │   │   │   │   ├── jquery.treeview.min.js │   │   │   │   ├── status.css │   │   │   │   ├── status.html │   │   │   │   └── status.js │   │   │   └── util.py │   │   └── simplejson │   │   ├── decoder.py │   │   ├── encoder.py │   │   ├── __init__.py │   │   ├── README │   │   └── scanner.py │   ├── main.py │   ├── main.py.bak │   ├── mapper_pipeline.py │   ├── mapper_pipeline.py.bak │   ├── mapreduce_pipeline.py │   ├── mapreduce_pipeline.py.bak │   ├── model.py │   ├── model.py.bak │   ├── namespace_range.py │   ├── namespace_range.py.bak │   ├── operation │   │   ├── base.py │   │   ├── base.pyc │   │   ├── counters.py │   │   ├── counters.pyc │   │   ├── db.py │   │   ├── db.pyc │   │   ├── __init__.py │   │   └── __init__.pyc │   ├── output_writers.py │   ├── output_writers.py.bak │   ├── quota.py │   ├── quota.py.bak │   ├── shuffler.py │   ├── shuffler.py.bak │   ├── static │   │   ├── base.css │   │   ├── detail.html │   │   ├── jquery-1.4.2.min.js │   │   ├── overview.html │   │   └── status.js │   ├── status.py │   ├── status.py.bak │   ├── test_support.py │   ├── test_support.py.bak │   ├── util.py │   └── util.py.bak ├── mapreduce.yaml ├── market │   ├── categories.html │   ├── credit.html │   ├── __init__.py │   ├── market_ad_detail.html │   ├── market_ad_edit.html │   ├── market_ad_newpasswd.html │   ├── market_ad_pay.html │   ├── market_ad_preview.html │   ├── market_ad_remove.html │   ├── market_ad_renew.html │   ├── market_detail.html │   ├── market_full.html │   ├── market_list.html │   ├── market_mailc2c.html │   ├── market_search.html │   ├── market_usersads_list.html │   ├── models.py │   ├── nav.html │   └── publish.html ├── onlinedebug │   ├── codeinput.html │   └── onlinedebug.py ├── paginator.py ├── paginator.pyc ├── PythonTidy-1.20.py ├── PythonTidy-1.20.py.bak ├── reindent.py ├── remote_api.py ├── reports.py ├── settings.py ├── settings.pyc ├── static │   ├── base.css │   ├── button-background.gif │   ├── cancel.png │   ├── challenge │   ├── channel.html │   ├── codebase │   │   ├── dhtmlxcommon.js │   │   ├── dhtmlxtree.css │   │   ├── dhtmlxtree.js │   │   └── imgs │   │   ├── blank.gif │   │   ├── but_cut.gif │   │   ├── folderClosed.gif │   │   ├── folderOpen.gif │   │   ├── iconCheckAll.gif │   │   ├── iconCheckDis.gif │   │   ├── iconCheckGray.gif │   │   ├── iconUncheckAll.gif │   │   ├── iconUncheckDis.gif │   │   ├── leaf.gif │   │   ├── line1.gif │   │   ├── line1_rtl.gif │   │   ├── line2.gif │   │   ├── line2_rtl.gif │   │   ├── line3.gif │   │   ├── line3_rtl.gif │   │   ├── line4.gif │   │   ├── line4_rtl.gif │   │   ├── line.gif │   │   ├── lock.gif │   │   ├── minus2.gif │   │   ├── minus2_rtl.gif │   │   ├── minus3.gif │   │   ├── minus3_rtl.gif │   │   ├── minus4.gif │   │   ├── minus4_rtl.gif │   │   ├── minus5.gif │   │   ├── minus5_rtl.gif │   │   ├── minus_ar.gif │   │   ├── minus.gif │   │   ├── plus2.gif │   │   ├── plus2_rtl.gif │   │   ├── plus3.gif │   │   ├── plus3_rtl.gif │   │   ├── plus4.gif │   │   ├── plus4_rtl.gif │   │   ├── plus5.gif │   │   ├── plus5_rtl.gif │   │   ├── plus_ar.gif │   │   ├── plus.gif │   │   ├── radio_off.gif │   │   ├── radio_on.gif │   │   └── Thumbs.db │   ├── comet-helper.js │   ├── comet.js │   ├── common.js │   ├── credit.html │   ├── crossajax.html │   ├── css │   │   ├── 960.css │   │   ├── business.css │   │   ├── montao.css │   │   ├── openid.css │   │   ├── reset.css │   │   ├── style.css │   │   ├── text.css │   │   ├── uni-form.css │   │   └── uni-form-generic.css │   ├── extinfowindow.js │   ├── failure.png │   ├── favicon.ico │   ├── favindex.ico │   ├── fbjs.js │   ├── feedicon.gif │   ├── file.html │   ├── for_sale_files │   │   ├── 1x1_pages_li_c6_apuk_qh5569.gif │   │   ├── all_pages.js │   │   ├── arrays_v2.js │   │   ├── bevakning_mini.gif │   │   ├── common_in.css │   │   ├── common.js │   │   ├── ga.js │   │   ├── generic.css │   │   ├── jquery-1.js │   │   ├── list.css │   │   ├── searchbox.js │   │   ├── thumb_extra_left_bottom.gif │   │   ├── thumb_extra_right_bottom.gif │   │   ├── thumb_extra_right_top.gif │   │   ├── thumb_left_top.gif │   │   ├── thumb_single_left_bottom.gif │   │   ├── thumb_single_right_bottom.gif │   │   ├── thumb_single_right_top.gif │   │   ├── transparent.gif │   │   └── xtcore.js │   ├── frames.html │   ├── ga.js │   ├── geo.html │   ├── googleb4b3b9748fe57cbf.html │   ├── greybox.js │   ├── iframe.js │   ├── images │   │   ├── 1.jpg │   │   ├── 2.jpg │   │   ├── 3.jpg │   │   ├── dl.jpg │   │   ├── go.jpg │   │   ├── openid-providers-en.png │   │   ├── openid-providers-ru.png │   │   ├── openid-providers-uk.png │   │   ├── p_debug1.JPG │   │   ├── p_debug2.JPG │   │   ├── p_debug3_1.JPG │   │   ├── p_debug3_2.JPG │   │   ├── p_debug3.JPG │   │   ├── p_listfiles.JPG │   │   ├── preview.jpg │   │   ├── Thumbs.db │   │   └── view.jpg │   ├── images.large │   │   ├── aol.gif │   │   ├── facebook.gif │   │   ├── google.gif │   │   ├── myopenid.gif │   │   ├── openid.gif │   │   ├── rambler.gif │   │   ├── verisign.gif │   │   ├── yahoo.gif │   │   └── yandex.gif │   ├── images.small │   │   ├── aol.ico │   │   ├── aol.ico.gif │   │   ├── aol.ico.png │   │   ├── blogger.ico │   │   ├── blogger.ico.gif │   │   ├── blogger.ico.png │   │   ├── claimid.ico │   │   ├── claimid.ico.gif │   │   ├── claimid.ico.png │   │   ├── clickpass.ico │   │   ├── clickpass.ico.gif │   │   ├── clickpass.ico.png │   │   ├── facebook.ico │   │   ├── facebook.ico.gif │   │   ├── facebook.ico.png │   │   ├── flickr.ico │   │   ├── flickr.ico.gif │   │   ├── flickr.ico.png │   │   ├── google.ico │   │   ├── google.ico.gif │   │   ├── google.ico.png │   │   ├── google_profile.ico │   │   ├── google_profile.ico.gif │   │   ├── google_profile.ico.png │   │   ├── launchpad.ico │   │   ├── launchpad.ico.gif │   │   ├── launchpad.ico.png │   │   ├── linkedin.ico │   │   ├── linkedin.ico.gif │   │   ├── linkedin.ico.png │   │   ├── livejournal.ico │   │   ├── livejournal.ico.gif │   │   ├── livejournal.ico.png │   │   ├── myopenid.ico │   │   ├── myopenid.ico.gif │   │   ├── myopenid.ico.png │   │   ├── openid.ico │   │   ├── openid.ico.gif │   │   ├── openid.ico.png │   │   ├── rambler.ico │   │   ├── rambler.ico.gif │   │   ├── rambler.ico.png │   │   ├── technorati.ico │   │   ├── technorati.ico.gif │   │   ├── technorati.ico.png │   │   ├── twitter.ico │   │   ├── twitter.ico.gif │   │   ├── twitter.ico.png │   │   ├── verisign.ico │   │   ├── verisign.ico.gif │   │   ├── verisign.ico.png │   │   ├── vidoop.ico │   │   ├── vidoop.ico.gif │   │   ├── vidoop.ico.png │   │   ├── wordpress.ico │   │   ├── wordpress.ico.gif │   │   ├── wordpress.ico.png │   │   ├── yahoo.ico │   │   ├── yahoo.ico.gif │   │   ├── yahoo.ico.png │   │   ├── yandex.ico │   │   ├── yandex.ico.gif │   │   └── yandex.ico.png │   ├── img │   │   ├── anuncio.gif │   │   ├── facebook.gif │   │   ├── facebook.png │   │   ├── favicon.ico │   │   ├── flerabildericon1.gif │   │   ├── gratis.gif │   │   ├── kamera.gif │   │   ├── kool_business.png │   │   ├── logo.gif │   │   ├── mail.gif │   │   ├── marketlogo.gif │   │   ├── montao.gif │   │   ├── montao_small.gif │   │   ├── monton.gif │   │   ├── sign-in-with-twitter-d.png │   │   ├── sign-in-with-twitter-d-sm.png │   │   ├── sign-in-with-twitter-l.png │   │   ├── sign-in-with-twitter-l-sm.png │   │   ├── tele.gif │   │   ├── thumb_left_top.gif │   │   ├── thumb_single_left_bottom.gif │   │   ├── thumb_single_right_bottom.gif │   │   ├── thumb_single_right_top.gif │   │   └── twittericon.png │   ├── jquery-1.js │   ├── js │   │   ├── jquery-1.2.6.min.js │   │   ├── openid-jquery-en.js │   │   ├── openid-jquery.js │   │   ├── openid-jquery-ru.js │   │   └── openid-jquery-uk.js │   ├── json2.js │   ├── labeledmarker.js │   ├── listfileshelp.html │   ├── login.js │   ├── main.js │   ├── mootools-1.js │   ├── myfbjs2.js │   ├── myfbjs3.js │   ├── myfbjs.js │   ├── obrigado.txt │   ├── onlinedebughelp.html │   ├── openid-icon.png │   ├── openid-logo.png │   ├── orbited.js │   ├── plugin.js │   ├── plugin_management.html │   ├── plugin_management.js │   ├── privacy.html │   ├── recaptcha.js │   ├── robots.txt │   ├── round_bottom_left.png │   ├── round_bottom_right.png │   ├── round_top_left.png │   ├── round_top_right.png │   ├── search.html │   ├── selectuser.js │   ├── success.png │   ├── terms.html │   ├── Thumbs.db │   ├── Transform.xls │   ├── transparentpixel.gif │   ├── tree.html │   ├── wz_dragdrop.js │   ├── xd_receiver.htm │   ├── xd_receiver.html │   └── yui │   ├── assets │   │   ├── bg_hd.gif │   │   ├── dpSyntaxHighlighter.css │   │   ├── dpSyntaxHighlighter.js │   │   ├── example-hd-bg.gif │   │   ├── Thumbs.db │   │   ├── title_h_bg.gif │   │   ├── yui-candy.jpg │   │   ├── yui.css │   │   ├── yuiDistribution.css ... 153 directories, 890 files

I'm a little confused on how/when Red Hat kernels are provided to the CentOS development team for inclusion. Is that solely at Red Hat's discretion? Are kernels built under RH extended lifecycle support arrangements freely available? That wouldn't make sense from a business perspective for RH so I'm guessing that there isn't a open-source license restriction requiring them to publish ALLLLLL kernels for free.

What is the difference between "free-as-in-speech" and "free-as-in-beer"?