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It's quite common for software to contain some open source libraries for common features/functionality that are generally present in most applications (e.g logging).  Typically reusing these is a way to shorten development time and cost as otherwise the software developers would need to create their own code from

scratch to cover the functionality that the library is providing.

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@spannernick1 wrote:

Its here... https://www.comcasttechnologysolutions.com/syndication-suite/entertainment-os
And here... https://www.entertainmentosbaseline.com

It uses open source software but most boxes do.


Ok. 

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@spannernick1  You seem to be posting information that everyone who has Glass/Stream already knows, why?

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Sorry, I didn't know you all new about it and its open source software it uses.

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It's quite common for software to contain some open source libraries for common features/functionality that are generally present in most applications (e.g logging).  Typically reusing these is a way to shorten development time and cost as otherwise the software developers would need to create their own code from

scratch to cover the functionality that the library is providing.

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The most interesting thing is not the use of Open Source code itself, but that GPL forces Comcast to list all the different hardware running on the same codebase.

 

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