Top 5 open source project management tools, the maker manifesto, and more

WEEKLY NEWS Top 5 open source project management tools Getting things done with open source. How to set up a FOSS environment on your computer Setup and maintenance can be easy. Using OpenStreetMap to respond to disasters before they happen Making geographic data work for humanitarian relief. OpenSaaS and the future of government IT innovation Making software easier and cheaper for governments. The Maker Manifesto: What are you going to do? Explore the world of crafters, hackers, and tinkerers. Android is coming to cars, Mozilla is coming to TVs, and more Open source news from around the Web. FROM THE ARCHIVES How one parent fosters open source at home through DIY projects By Carolyn Fox Which open source software license should I use? By Stephen R. Walli OPEN SOURCE EVENTS The seventh annual Apereo Camp scheduled for January 27-30 in Mesa, AZ will provide opportunities to collaborate on all Apereo community projects and initiatives. More than 5,000 developers from all over the world are planning to descend on FOSDEM 2014, scheduled for Feburary 1 & 2 in Brussels, Belgium. Check out the events calendar to see other upcoming open source events and submit your own! Educators need the right tools to teach and collaborate with their students and others. Our list of open source educational tools for 2014 picks out some of the best. Linux comes in many flavors, and we know that our readers have all sorts of reasons for choosing their favorite. Take our poll and let us know which Linux distribution you prefer. GitHub has become the de facto repository for open source projects on the web. In this video, we sit down with GitHub's co-founder and CIO Scott Chacon to talk about culture and the future of GitHub. ENTERPRISERS PROJECT Join the open sourced-dialogue about the future of CIOs. Are You a Game-Changer or a Problem-Fixer? Does your job description match your aspirations? Is this the age of the CIO? In the age of business, everyone must be IT-aware. Follow the Enterprisers Project on Twitter Tweets for business-minded IT leaders. Decisions tend to fall into one of four categories. Learn why strategic decisions are different from other kinds of decisions and

how to approach decisions that fall into the toughest category.