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:Once More Unto The Breach: Time to Market with Open Source, and License Considerations
Once More Unto The Breach: Time to Market with Open Source, and License Considerations
Jun 13, 2006, 23 :30 UTC (1 Talkback[s]) (5076 reads)

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"At the end of the USENIX panel, someone from the audience asked if one could use open source to provide a time to market advantage. In the past couple of days, I have also had a discussion with a friend in regards to open source licensing and product architecture, and risks with respect to the GPL. I wanted to outline how 'flexible' the GPL can be, and demonstrate a product architecture that certainly worked for us and never exposed the Windows source base. Far too many people have too many opinions about what 'might' happen when a company uses free and open source software. I thought a little experience might open up the view. A little developer education, and some sound technical architecture goes a long way..."

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