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:O'Reilly.com: Why Open Source Doesn't Suck for the Consumer
O'Reilly.com: Why Open Source Doesn't Suck for the Consumer Sep 3, 2000, 15 :00 UTC (7 Talkback[s]) (5191 reads) (Other stories by Tim O'Reilly)
"Suppose, for an instant, you broaden the discussion
beyond Linux, as I constantly try to do when talking
about open source. All of a sudden the answer to how
open source stacks up against Windows for usability
takes on a whole new cast. The impact has already
been so huge that we take it all for granted."
"What is the dominant application development
platform today? The WEB!"
"...And the irony is that Linux and other free OSes had
the lead, didn't know it, and now have to play catch up
on the Web as well."
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