[ Thanks to George
Mitchell for this link. ]
“Wall Street hasn’t caught on to it yet, but Collab.net, Inc., a
San Francisco-based open source software start-up, is about to
revolutionize the multi-billion-dollar global software
industry.”
“The four-month-old company is giving open-source
programmers a chance to earn money doing what most of them
previously did for free. The development promises to speed the
transformation of the open-source software movement from a techie
hobby into what will likely become a dominant force in the software
marketplace.”
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