“Fifty-three percent of the developers interviewed last month by
Evans Marketing Services favored open source software. Twenty-two
percent said they thought it was a good idea, but that it would
never work.”
““There is a very strong acceptance among developers for open
source code,” said Janel Garvin, director of research for Evans
Marketing Services, which released the survey Tuesday. ”Many of
the developers we interviewed were … very enthusiastic.”
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