Joost Kremers [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
actually, there are two non-sequiturs in your reasoning here. there
are businesses making money with free and/or open source software,
so there is no a priori reason to assume oracle wouldn't be in
business if all software were free.
and even if that
Given that Emacs now has url-retrieve, I don't see any reason to make
provision for any other method.
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On Thu, 26 Jul 2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm an Oracle professional. I don't see any free software close
to as good as their database software.
By using Oracle, you're giving up your freedom. It may be convenient,
or even profitable, but it isn't right.
Its a fairly
I'm an Oracle professional. I don't see any free software close to as
good as their database software.
By using Oracle, you're giving up your freedom. It may be convenient,
or even profitable, but it isn't right.
Its a fairly easy argument to make
that if all software were
