Open source MySQL Browser for Open Innovation

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jul 2014Publisher:Fundatia Romania de MaineJournal:Journal of Economic Development, Environment and People, volume 3, page 32 (eissn: 2285-3642,

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Authors: Radu Bucea-Manea-Tonis;

doi: 10.26458/jedep.v3i2.71

Open source MySQL Browser for Open Innovation

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Abstract. Our purpose is to cross-compile MySQL driver source code for Linux on Windows architecture using a tool chain in order to build a neutral valid graphic interface on 32 bits. Once achieving this goal we could say that every possible Open source application can be built and run on Windows with maximum efficiency concerning costs and resource. This browser is an example of open innovation because its source code is free for anybody willing to develop new software apps for business and uses only Open source tools.

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MySQL, GCC, MinGW, GTK+, Open inovation, A, MySQL, GCC, MinGW, GTK+, Open innovation, General Works, jel: jel:M15

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