There's quite a bit of software that comes out as Open Source, from some of the National Research Laboratories[1][2][3], the DOE[5], NASA, etc.. But... not ever

There's quite a bit of software that comes out as Open Source, from some of the National Research Laboratories[1][2][3], the DOE[5], NASA, etc.. But... not everything is Open Source, and I think there is still room for improvement there. I mean, yeah, it's great that NASA has a Github org[5] and that they release a lot of stuff. But last time I looked, there was still at least a modest amount of NASA code that isn't Open Source that I would probably argue should be. The same can probably be said for the national labs, DOE, etc. [1]: https://software.llnl.gov/ https://software.llnl.gov/ [2]: https://github.com/ORNL https://github.com/ORNL [3]: https://www.ameslab.gov/cmi/cmi-open-source https://www.ameslab.gov/cmi/cmi-open-source [3]: https://energyplus.net/ https://energyplus.net/ [4]: https://github.com/nasa https://github.com/nasa