Clearly LinuxExchange is related to StackOverflow, as they use the same interface. Some questions:
Thanks much, --jed asked 18 Apr '10, 03:23 jeddaniels jeremy ♦♦ |
LinuxExchange uses the same software as StackOverflow but is not under the same ownership. The creators of StackOverflow developed the StackExchange which is a "software-as-a-service" that allows others to create sites like this one using the StackExchange engine. (Slashdot article about StackExchange) answered 18 Apr '10, 07:24 Seekret Actually LinuxExchange has been moved to an open source solution. Not on the proprietary StackExchange SaaS
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and against most of what I believe in, stackexchange is not opensource. If your stackexchange site does not generate enough of hits it will be terminated. I appreciate a lifecycle but not one that does not give sites a chance. I wish we could find out when the end date for this site is scheduled. answered 19 Apr '10, 12:57 george 1
We have a year to migrate off the SE platform or make alternative plans. That being said we're already exploring our options and as you've probably guessed Open Source is a big part of that. We're committed to LinuxExchange for the long term. --jeremy
(19 Apr '10, 13:39)
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OSQA looks to be a good open source alternative, they're based on django and python. You can find them here: http://www.osqa.net/ With a meta version of their site here: http://meta.osqa.net/
(28 Apr '10, 11:00)
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As an update, LinuxExchange is now running on OSQA. For more information, see this entry. --jeremy answered 14 Apr '11, 10:06 jeremy ♦♦ |