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Why Open Source and Linux Are Losing Momentum

Jul 16, 2007, 20:15 (21 Talkback[s])
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"Let's chat about what I think folks wanted, and why open source didn't meet that need, and conclude with why I think the FSF, in particular, is on the wrong track.

"This isn't an 'OSS is losing? Microsoft is winning' piece. This is more along the lines of 'the technology market is sick,' and OSS and the FSF have a lot to do with why..."

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