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Why Product Management is Open Source's Fatal Flaw
May 4, 2008, 00 :00 UTC (4 Talkback[s]) (7104 reads)

(Other stories by Paul Young)

"Free Open Source Software (FOSS) is great--I have released code under the GPL, LGPL, and similar licenses. There are mountains of FOSS available right now for download from sites like SourceForge and others that save businesses millions of dollars. More importantly, FOSS offers feature sets and mixes that often aren't available in commercial products because the market is too small, commercial companies don't understand it, or the problems aren't profitable enough to solve.

"The great promise of FOSS is that you can have equal or more functionality than commercial software for free, and you have access to the source code if you have the desire, time, and skills to hack it into something new..."

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The article was interesting, the discuss ...   Discussion   
YetAnotherBob
May 4, 2008, 14:06:19
 
I see it so often in anti-FOSS/Linux art ...   Faint praise, and then the knife...   
GreyGeek
May 4, 2008, 22:42:37
 
Not amazing at all, it's pure stock  ...   Re: Faint praise, and then the knife...   
Sid Boyce
May 5, 2008, 00:25:45
 
"These guys?"  Am I "The Man" keeping yo ...   Re: Re: Faint praise, and then the knife...   
Paul Young
May 5, 2008, 07:34:00
 
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