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Old 06-10-2008, 10:15 PM   #60
Steven Lyle Jordan
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Originally Posted by wgrimm View Post
Goes to show that the "for-profit" model may not be working so well in the software world.
Well, it certainly shows that the size of the corporation does not necessarily correspond to the value of their product. However, Micro$oft's products notwithstanding, the for-profit model does work in the software world overall.

Don't forget, many of the open-source developers make their living from companies that do pay them, and make a profit from their work. Many of those people, if not so employed, would not be developing open-source products... or their products would not benefit from the resources at their disposal, and therefore might be inferior to what they develop now.

By the way: Finished the book.
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