It began as a small patch for a real-world bug: holes in the road.
A few hackers chose action over complaints and the result was a Creative Commons theater play, performed in Sofia, Bulgaria.
This talk traces that unexpected fork: from street-level hack to open cultural production.
It covers the motivation behind the play, its community-based funding model, and how it is maintained like a Free/Libre and Open Source project.
The goal is to show how FLOSS principles: openness, reuse, and collaboration, can escape the terminal and compile into art.