Fifty-eight minutes of interviews with key figures in the free software movement detail the development and impact of Linux.
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Fifty-eight minutes of interviews with key figures in the free software movement detail the development and impact of Linux.
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Linus Torvalds discusses the development of Linux in a Finnish documentary. Released in 2001, The Code features key figures from the free software movement. It covers the origins of Linux and its impact on the software industry. Interviews with developers and activists highlight the principles of open-source software. The film runs for 58 minutes and includes commentary in English, Finnish, and Swedish. It was produced in Finland and France.
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- Meet key figures in the Linux community.
- Find out about the origins of Linux.
- See the impact of free software on technology.
Did You Know
- The film was produced in 2001, during the early days of Linux.
- It features influential figures from the free software movement.
- The documentary has a total runtime of 58 minutes.
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What is the duration of The Code documentary?
The duration of The Code is 58 minutes.
Which countries produced The Code?
The Code was produced in Finland and France.
In which languages is The Code available?
The Code is available in English, Finnish, and Swedish.
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