Producing Open Source Software 5th Edition, Karl Franz Fogel

"Foreword Preface 1. Introduction History The Situation Today
2. Getting Started First Look Around Starting from What You Have Choosing a License and Applying It Setting the Tone Announcing
3. Technical Infrastructure What a Project Needs Mailing Lists Version Control Bug Tracker IRC/Real-Time Chat Systems Wikis Web Site
4. Social and Political Infrastructure Forkability Benevolent Dictators Consensus-Based Democracy Writing It All Down
5. Money Types of Involvement Hire for the Long Term Appear as Many Not as One Be Open About Your Motivations Money Can't Buy You Love Contracting Funding Non-Programming Activities Marketing
6. Communications You Are What You Write Avoiding Common Pitfalls Difficult People Handling Growth No Conversations in the Bug Tracker Publicity
7. Packaging Releasing and Daily Development Release Numbering Release Branches Stabilizing a Release Packaging Testing and Releasing Maintaining Multiple Release Lines Releases and Daily Development
8. Managing Volunteers Getting the Most Out of Volunteers Share Management Tasks as Well as Technical Tasks Transitions Committers Credit Forks
9. Licenses Copyrights and Patents Terminology Aspects of Licenses The GPL and License Compatibility Choosing a License Copyright Assignment and Ownership Dual Licensing Schemes Patents

Further Resources
A. Free Version Control Systems
B. Free Bug Trackers
C. Why Should I Care What Color the Bikeshed Is?
D. Example Instructions for Reporting Bugs Index"