Il archive le code source de TOUS les logiciels libres. Voici pourquoi.

#swheritage

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDwTQGqMDW4

> Sans logiciel, pas de science moderne ! Mais jusqu'à récemment, le précieux code source des logiciels libres utilisés dans la science pouvait disparaitre san...

Il archive le code source de TOUS les logiciels libres. Voici pourquoi.

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Le 22e #CafésRenatis, ce 3/07 à12h30😎 ! => https://renatis.cnrs.fr/a-votre-agenda-22e-cfe-renatis-jeudi-3-juillet/
C. Lentretien (Univ. Lorraine), @SebMazzarese & Y. Barborini ( @hal_fr ) sur le thème “Promouvoir l’ouverture des codes sources liés à la recherche” avec #SWHeritage @swheritage #openscience #researchsoftwares #HAL
22e C@fé Renatis jeudi 3 juillet “Promouvoir l’ouverture des codes sources liés à la recherche” – RENATIS

Le réseau des professionnels de l'Information Scientifique et Technique

- https://www.softwareheritage.org/2025/06/13/software-hash-identifier-swhid-tutorial/ ("Using the SoftWare Hash Identifier (SWHID): A tutorial" by Nicole Martinelli)

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Software identification is crucial for ensuring the long-term traceability of scholarly outputs.

However, identifying software can be complex, resembling an investigation requiring tailored solutions.

The Software Hash Identifier (SWHID) is an intrinsic identifier designed for software, acting like a unique fingerprint or DNA sequence intrinsically bound to the software’s content.

It complements extrinsic identifiers like DOIs, which typically identify metadata records or broader projects.

The SWHID provides actionable solutions for researchers, repository managers, and others involved in the scholarly ecosystem.

This tutorial provides a guide for research support staff, designed to answer the question: “What does an end-user from my institution need to understand about software identification?”
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#Software #Programming #Archives #SWHeritage #SWHID

Using the SoftWare Hash Identifier (SWHID): A tutorial - Software Heritage

Research support staff: Take this quick tour of the SWHID to learn how to explain research software identification to end-users effectively.

Software Heritage
FOSDEM 2025 - Guix + Software Heritage: Source Code Archiving to the Rescue of Reproducible Deployment

Do you know Software Heritage? #swheritage Its Director, Roberto Di Cosmo, made a presentation in Padoua for TPDL2022 (http://tpdl2022.dei.unipd.it/program.html).
And his slides are available at https://annex.softwareheritage.org/public/talks/2022/2022-09-21-TPDL.pdf
And behind those excellent slides, the software tools used are #Emacs (27.1) + #Orgmode (9.4) + pdfTeX (1.40.21) for this PDF file #format (1.5). Source: the file metadatas.
Thanks, and good reading about this awesome and precious Software Heritage work!
TPDL 2022

Recovering actual tarballs from content at #SWHeritage with #Disarchive:
https://forge.softwareheritage.org/T2430#47485

👍 to Timothy Sample who tackled this while some of us were sunbathing:
https://issues.guix.gnu.org/42162#15

Another example of the commitment of the #Guix folks!

⚓ T2430 lookup ingested tarballs (or similar source code containers) by container checksum

Un texte essentiel : "Building the Universal Archive of Source Code", le manifeste de J-F. Abramatic, R. Di Cosmo et S. Zacchiroli dans le numéro d'octobre de "Communications of the ACM" à propos du projet #SWHeritage : https://cacm.acm.org/magazines/2018/10/231366-building-the-universal-archive-of-source-code/fulltext
Building the Universal Archive of Source Code

A global collaborative project for the benefit of all.