Source
Is Wiki-OS.org really open-source?
Most user-generated code and most applications
running on Wiki-OS.org are open-source, including the
desktop, the window manager, the code editor, and all
the tools and applications that run on the client. They
are distributed under the very permissive
MIT License (except where otherwise noted on
portions of the source code itself), which allows
for both commercial and non-commercial use, as well as
for reuse in other open-source projects.
Where can I download the source from?
You can download the source code directly from within
Wiki-OS.
Step-by-step guide:
To download the source code, simply log into
Wiki-OS.org, click "Applications", click "Edit Project",
choose a project, and then copy the code.
For example, the desktop, the window manager, and the
taskbar of the Silverlight-based version of Wiki-OS are all
located in the project named "DesktopProject". If you need
help finding where a class is located, please feel free to
drop us a message and we will help you find it.
An alternative way to download the source code
of an application is to
click the "Edit Source" button that is located at the
top-right corner of any window of that application. You will instantly see all the project
classes as well as the referenced projects.
We currently do not provide a single ZIP file with
all the source code of all the applications of wiki-os
grouped into a single file because the code is constantly
evolving and it would not be consistent with the "wiki"
philosophy that encourages people to modify the source code
directly from within an application (in the same way that you will not find a .DOC
file
with all the articles of Wikipedia grouped into a single
file). However, please feel free to contact us if you
have any such particular needs.