Andrew Payne wrote: > Also, Apache never had "MyApache", a more popular version that many believe > to be "free" and "open source". > > My point: Apache was successful in a situation that may not apply here. > > Does anyone know of an open source project that *has* successfully displaced > a market of mature, established products WITHOUT a commercial entity > providing marketing, support & direction?
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