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Nine Attitude Problems in Free and Open Source Software (Datamation)Nine Attitude Problems in Free and Open Source Software (Datamation)Posted Oct 20, 2008 17:59 UTC (Mon) by einstein (subscriber, #2052)In reply to: Nine Attitude Problems in Free and Open Source Software (Datamation) by raven667 Parent article: Nine Attitude Problems in Free and Open Source Software (Datamation)
> Just look at your desktop environment and note how many applications are clones and how many are truly innovative.
Well, let's see... windoze users jaws drop when they see the compiz cube on my desktop at work. Even on a low spec machine, linux is doing things that neither microsoft nor apple has been able to provide on high spec machines.
As for azureus or open office, they may be offering similar functionality as existing products, but both are pretty useful IMHO.
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