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Open Source: wrecking the business of software?
Partly to try out this 'blog' facility, partly to see whether there is a response:
In some discussion on the business of software I have seen, more than once I have seen a certain hostility towards the idea of open source. One of the argument is it cheapens software, makes life difficult for people to sell software.
While I don't pretend to have all the answer, here's my (rather abbreviated) take on open source, and why my business is using open source.
Essentially, I believe source code is j… Continue
In some discussion on the business of software I have seen, more than once I have seen a certain hostility towards the idea of open source. One of the argument is it cheapens software, makes life difficult for people to sell software.
While I don't pretend to have all the answer, here's my (rather abbreviated) take on open source, and why my business is using open source.
Essentially, I believe source code is j… Continue
Posted on September 29, 2008 at 9:29am — 17 Comments
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- Hi Perry! Thanks for signing up. Good to see somebody else from the UK here.
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