Orange is Open Source

Orange is open source and free software. You are free to use it and you are free to redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License.

By being open source it allows you to see how it works, how are its algorithms implemented. It allows you to understand and learn from it. And build upon it new things.

Development

Orange development is not just public, it is open to you, to community. You can browse the source code, open and follow development through tickets, contribute patches or help with documentation. Join!

What's in the Air?

KDnuggets is asking if you have been using Orange lately 19/May/2012

KDnuggets, one of leading data mining community websites, is having its yearly poll asking its visitors which analytics/data mining software they used in the past 12 months. Among listed is also Orange, our fruity visually pleasing open source pythonic data mining suite. So we are asking you, have you been using Orange lately, that is, in the past 12 months? How do you feel about telling that to the world?

If so, we would also like to hear more about how you are using Orange in your projects, research, competitions, or data mining play. We would be glad to publish your story on our blog, or link to your blog post. Feel free to contact us if you are interested.

If you want to read more about what's new in Orange, its life and its community, check out our blog.

Help! I Need Somebody!

Everybody needs sometimes help. For Orange, the place place for help is our forum. You can post there your questions, problems, suggestions, or ideas. Or browse/search existing posts. And participate in them!