On Thursday 27 December 2001 08:26 am, Gonzalo wrote:
Maybe we don´t need enormous software companies to do the job, just
idealistic men like the ones moving the opensource world.
And if someone offers free houses (and better than the one i'm paying for)
wouldn`t you move??
Gonzalo
It
I don't know where the open source market is predicated on,
but the global concept behind it brought a fresh and cleaner way of doing
things not seen too much often since times of consumism, propietary
and ownership take over us a few centuries ago ruling our lifes.
Yes , it's beatufull but lets
Some of you seem to have forgotten that most of the advances in the world of
computing have been made in an open fashion. In fact, the idea of making things
proprietary only really surfaced in the 1970s. In many ways, I would argue that
this has done a lot of harm. It has led to uncompetitive
12/27/01 9:21:17 PM, Sridhar Dhanapalan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The idea of open source is not any different from how scientific research has
been conducted for hundreds of years. Somebody discovers something and
publishes
it. Others then read it and build upon that work. There are few
