On 12/17/2010 01:32 PM, Carl Jokl wrote:
It seems like a move in which nothing is guaranteed to come out of it
except a lot of rich lawyers.
I think the organisations who hate the way things are would still
rather spend their money in the development labs than in the courtroom
Of course, if nothing substantial can come out, it's a waste of money
and it's better to focus on code. But I bet I'll soon get questions by
customers about how much open source is a solid ecosystem in the current
scenario. At the moment I'd have to answer: I can't tell you.
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