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AFS - Awesome Free Software

Your "yellow pages" of Enterprise Free Software Publishers, their products and success cases.

Software List

Analytics

LinkedWiki

Mondrian

Mondrian is an Online Analytical Processing (OLAP) server that enables business users to analyze large quantities of data in real-time.

Open Studio Big Data

Open Studio Data Quality

OpenFoam

orefeo-toolbox

Github mirror of https://gitlab.orfeo-toolbox.org/orfeotoolbox/otb.

Scikit Learn

SciLab

Simulagora

Warp 10

Wendelin

Application

Abilian SBE

Abilian Social Business Engine - an enterprise social networking / collaboration platform.

Acceleo

Actviti

Adminer

Agorum Core

Akeneo PIM

Alfresco ECM

Ametys

Armadito

Axelor Business Suite

B2Evolution

Bacula

Beats

Bedework Calendar

Bonita

Borg

Borg

Calligra Suite

Capella

CAS

Apereo CAS - Identity & Single Sign On for all earthlings and beyond.

Centreon

Chamilo LMS

Claroline

CMD Build

CMD Build ReadyToUse

Cryptpad

Collaborative office suite, end-to-end encrypted and open-source.

Cubicweb

Delta Chat

DokuWiki

Dokéos

Dolibarr

Drupal Commerce

Elasticsearch

Element

elgg

ERP5

Exoplatform

eXo Platform Public Distributions.

ez platform dxp

Foswiki

FrontAccounting

Ghost

Turn your audience into a business. Publishing, memberships, subscriptions and newsletters.

GLPI Network

GnuCash

GnuCash Double-Entry Accounting Program.

Group Office

Icinga Monitoring

IS Designer

Un outil open-source complet pour décrire visuellement les applications de votre système d’information.

ISPConfig

Jahia

Karuta

Kibana

Kimios

Kopano

Lab&Co

Lab&Co - solution métier pour fluidifier les relations entre chercheurs et administration dans les universités et les EPST.

Limesurvey

LinOTP

Logstash

M2Doc

Maarch Courrier

Maarch RM

Magento Community Edition

Mobilizon

Modelio

NEOS CMS (Typo3)

Nextcloud

☁️ Nextcloud server, a safe home for all your data.

Nuxeo Platform

Obeo Designer

OCS Inventory

Odoo Apps

Odoo. Open Source Apps To Grow Your Business.

OfficeJS

OnTask

Open Academic Environment

Open Studio Master Data Management

OpenADS

OpenAria

Openbravo Commerce Cloud

OpenCast

OpenCimetière

OpenCMS

OpenCourrier

opencrx

openCRX Core Project.

OpenDebitBoisson

OpenElec

OpenEquella

Core openEQUELLA sources.

OpenMAINT

OpenRésultat

OSCOmmerce

Owncloud

OX Front End

Oxid eShop

PgAdmin

PHPMyAdmin

Phraseanet 4.0

Pimcore

PMB

PrestaShop

PrestaShop is the universal open-source software platform to build your e-commerce solution.

Publik

Relax'n'Recover

Resource Space

Sakai

Scenari

Sentora

ShaCache

Spree Commerce

Open Source multi-language/multi-currency/multi-store eCommerce platform.

Suite CRM

TiddlyWiki

Tryton

Uhuru

Umbraco

Umbrello UML Editor

UML Designer

UniTime.org

Comprehensive University Timetabling System.

Unnamed SFU

UPortal

Enterprise open source portal built by and for the higher education community.

VirtueMart

Xerte

XWiki

The XWiki platform.

Communication

BlueMind

egroupware

ejabberd

Mailpile

Open Studio Data Preparation

OpenEMM

OX App Suite

OX Dovecot Pro

Roundcube

Silverpeas

Swift Mailer

Comprehensive mailing tools for PHP.

Tutanota

Tutanota is an email service with a strong focus on security and privacy that lets you encrypt emails, contacts and calendar entries on all your devices.

Database

CrateDB

eXistDB

MariaDB 10.1

MariaDB server is a community developed fork of MySQL server. Started by core members of the original MySQL team, MariaDB actively works with outside developers to deliver the most featureful, stable, and sanely licensed open SQL server in the industry.

MariaDB MaxScale

An intelligent database proxy.

MongoDB

NEO

Objectbox

OpenIO

Desktop

Chromium

Chromium OS

Developer

Animejs

JavaScript animation engine.

Blender

Bulma

Modern CSS framework based on Flexbox.

Cassandra

Collabora Code

Contao

Cuba Platform

Dhtmlx

Doxygen

Drupal Core

Dynacase

Edge: ExtendeD Gdml Editor

Flamingo

Flow

FreeCad

FuelPHP

GnatPro

jIO

Keridwen

KiCad

Koseven (Kohana)

Labgrid

embedded systems control library for development, testing and installation.

Launchpad

Liquidity

A high-level language for Dune Network (and Tezos) with OCaml and ReasonML syntaxes, with a decompiler from Michelson.

Nette

OnlyOffice

Peertube

Peertube

ActivityPub-federated video streaming platform using P2P directly in your web browser.

Phalcon

PHPmyFaq

Plausible

Simple, open-source, lightweight (< 1 KB) and privacy-friendly web analytics alternative to Google Analytics.

Proxmox Virtual Environment

PyQtWebEngine

QT

QT Creator

Renderjs

RhodeCode Community Edition

Ruby on Rails

Rudder

Scilint

A tool to analyze Scilab projects to find potential bugs.

SILEX

[DEPRECATED -- Use Symfony instead] The PHP micro-framework based on the Symfony Components.

Sonarqube

SquashTF

SquashTM

Swift

The Swift Programming Language.

Symfony

The Symfony PHP framework.

Tuleap

TWIG

Twig, the flexible, fast, and secure template language for PHP.

Vaadin

Visual Studio Code

Webrunner

Gis

gvsig Desktop

gvsig Mini

gvsig Mobile

gvsig Online

Web platform for simplified creation and management of geoportals and Spatial Data Infrastructures (mirror from official SVN).

i3geo

orekit

Infrastructure

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Barebox

basebox

Caddy Webserver

CFEngine

Cloudooo

Cozycloud

DistroKit

Elbe

ELDK-5

Gatling

Gradle

HAProxy

Lighttpd

Linuxcontainers LXC

Mender

Mender over-the-air software updater client.

Nayuos

NixOS

NodeWeaver

Open Nebula

OpenAttic

OpenMediaVault

OpenQRM Community Edition

OpenSVC

Preempt

Prelude-Siem

PTXDist

Pydio

RAUC

Re6st

SlapOS

U-Boot

Ubuntu

Vigilo NMS

XCP-ng

Xen Orchestra

Yate

Middleware

Authentic 2

Caucase

DPDK

EJBCA

Fylve

Greenbone Vulnerability Management (GVM) Framework (former OpenVAS)

Lasso

OPAM

OPAM is a source-based package manager for OCaml. It supports multiple simultaneous compiler installations, flexible package constraints, and a Git-friendly development workflow.

Open Studio Data Integration

Open Studio ESB/Application Integration

OX PowerDNS

Proxmox Mail Gateway

PyQt

PyQt3d

PyQtChart

PyQtDataVisualization

PyQtPurchasing

PySide

Ravada

Mobile

Chromium

Chromium OS

Why AFS.one?

We wanted to create a collaborative repository highlighting success cases of Enterprise Free Software Publishers with a focus on those companies that actually create it and a bias towards real Free software - software that users can actually modify, fix, improve or share.

The resulting repository can be accessed here: http://www.afs.one

Target Audience are Enterprises willing to implement Free Software with all the warranties and long term commitment provided by a Commercial Software Publisher.

The idea of AFS was not create yet another directory of Open Source/Free Software such as freecode or another guide of supposed Open Source Software, that uses the term "Open Source" as a marketing argument to promote proprietory software that cannot be modified, fixed, improved or shared.

Our ultimate goal is to ensure that Enterprises can take control of their IT through Free Software and reduce their risks thanks to this model of publishing.

How to contribute?

Submit pull requests following the JSON scheme described below.

JSON Schema

All JSON text entries must use UTF-8 encoding.

Each publisher has a single JSON file with straightforward properties. Notable properties::

  • country: origin country of the publisher (ISO 3166-1 alpha-2)
  • presence: countries the publisher has a presense (ISO 3166-1 alpha-2)
  • source_code_download: link to an archive with all source code available under a Free Software license
  • source_code_profile: link to the openhub source code profile
  • commercial_support: link to a page describing the type of commerical support provided for the respective Free Software (empty if commercial support is only available for another (version of the) software than the one that can be downloaded using source_code_download).
  • wikipedia_url: link to the wikipedia page of the Free Software
  • language: the language of a success case (ISO 639-1)

The full JSON schema is here:

{
    "title": <<company title>>,
    "logo": <<url to company logo>>,
    "country": <<origin country of the publishe>>,
    "presence": <<countries the publisher has a presense, e.g. ["us", "gb"]>>,
    "website": <<url to company website>>,
    "founded_year": <<year company was founded>>,
    "kpi_dict": {
      "2018": {
        "staff": <<staff 2018>>,
        "earnings": <<earnings 2018>>,
        "total_assets": <<total assets 2018>>,
        "revenues": <<revenues 2018>>,
        "public_source": <<data from a publicly accessible source>>
      },
      "2017": {
        "staff": "",
        "earnings": "",
        "total_assets": "",
        "revenues": "",
        "public_source": ""
      },
      "2016": {
        "staff": "",
        "earnings": "",
        "total_assets": "",
        "revenues": "",
        "public_source": ""
      }
    },
    "free_software_list": [{
        "title": <<software title>>,
        "logo": <<url to software logo>>,
        "website": <<software website>>,
        "category_list": <<list of categories, e.g. ["Developer", "Communication"]>>,
        "source_code_download": <<link to an archive with all source code>>,
        "source_code_profile": <<link to openhub source code profile>>,
        "commercial_support": <<link to a resource/page describing the type of commerical support provided>>,
        "wikipedia_url": <<link to the wikipedia page of the Free Software>>,
        "success_case_list": [{
            "title": <<title of success case>>,
            "description": <<description of success case>>,
            "image": <<url to screenshot of success case>>,
            "industry": <<industry, this success case is from>>,
            "customer": <<name of client/customer>>,
            "country": <<country of origin of customer>>,
            "language": <<language of success case>>,
            "url": <<url to success case>>
        }, {
                <<...next success case...>>
        }]
    }, {
      <<... next Free Software ...>>
    }]
}

Software Categories

Free Software is categorized using the following terms:

  • Communication (email, chat, videoconferencing, etc.)
  • Database (SQL, NoSQL, etc.)
  • Application (ERP, CRM, e-commerce, project management, etc.)
  • Analytics (big data, machine learning, data visualisation, etc.)
  • Developer (text editor, IDE, frameworks)
  • Gis (map editor, map visualisation)
  • Desktop (desktop operating system, desktop web browser, desktop VM, etc.)
  • Mobile (mobile operating system, mobile web browser, mobile VM, etc.)
  • Middleware (ESP, ETL, ELT, etc.)
  • Infrastructure (public cloud, private cloud, software defined network, hyperconverged OS, IOT management)

The following industries are used to categorize success cases:

  • Aerospace
  • Appliances
  • Commerce
  • Construction
  • Entertainment
  • Finance
  • Housing
  • Insurance
  • Life Sciences
  • Manufacturing
  • Media
  • Public Administration & Government
  • Research
  • Retail
  • Software
  • Telecommunication
  • Tolling
  • Tourism
  • Travel
  • Transport
  • Web

Categories have been chosen on purpose taking into account the increaing convergence in IT:

  • application convergence (ERP, CRM, Web, Project, Big Data)
  • infrastructure convergence (server OS, networking, routing, hyperconverged OS)
  • desktop convergence (desktop OS, web browser, VM)
  • mobile convergence (mobile OS, mobile browser, VM)
  • middleware (ESB, ETL, etc.)

The difference between application and communication, for example, is that application is intended to be primarily persistent and communication is not. Online messaging can thus be considered in some cases as communication (such as SMTP email) and in other cases as application (such as in a CRM).

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