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Comment on Comparing open source and proprietary software markets by JamesThis is a discussion on Comment on Comparing open source and proprietary software markets by James within the Open Source News and Opinion forums, part of the Open Source Analytics category; Hi Dirk, That’s a good question. I suppose that if the model becomes dominant, the major players will be single-vendor commercial open source companies. Any vendor charging a license fee ... |
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 |  Comment on Comparing open source and proprietary software markets by James Hi Dirk, That’s a good question. I suppose that if the model becomes dominant, the major players will be single-vendor commercial open source companies. Any vendor charging a license fee will be at a disadvantage in the market, and will drive customers to their competitors. James More from James Dixon’s Blog ... |
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