Institute 706 of the second Academy of Aerospace Science and Industry of China joined the Open Qilin openKylin Community
CTOnews.com, November 15, according to the official news of Kylin openKylin, recently, the 706 Institute of the second Academy of Aerospace Science and Industry of China (hereinafter referred to as "Aerospace 706") signed the openKylin community CLA (Contributor License Agreement contributor license Agreement), officially joining the openKylin open source community.
Aerospace 706 is one of the earliest large backbone research institutes engaged in computer research in China, focusing on the development of computer software and hardware and the development and application of products. It is a core research institute of computer and control technology in the field of national defense, which integrates research and development, design, production and service.
In recent years, as a professional computer research institute, Aerospace 706 has undertaken a number of basic research work such as major national science and technology projects, pre-research, Xin Chuang computer standards and specifications, forming a series of basic software and hardware products of "Tianyi". With information construction for the party, government, military and national economy key industries Provide Xinchuang information system overall solution design, information security solution design and system migration adaptation, integration testing, test evaluation and other comprehensive service capabilities.
CTOnews.com learned that openKylin (Open Kirin), China's first desktop operating system open source root community, was officially released on June 24. The openKylin community aims to take "co-creation" as the core, on the basis of open source, voluntary, equality and cooperation, to build a partner ecosystem with enterprises through open source and open way, to jointly create a top community of desktop operating systems, and to promote the ecological prosperity and development of Linux open source technology and its software and hardware.
On November 2, openKylin officially announced that after more than 4 months of development, the number of community unit members has exceeded 100.
