How can Sun profit from such a move? How does this help sales andstock dividends? I'm all for open-source, but I would also like to see the company to stay in business.
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Among other things, it means that when the time comes
(relatively soon), Sun will most likely wash their hands clean of--
*SMACK!*
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The more open source your product is, the more support
is needed because so many more people get their hands
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(said in a scratchy old lady voice...) "You're a very
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My apologies. I did not mean
While your prescience was off-base, it's obvious in retrospect that you had
actually been a bit confused as to just which product would be next to be
open-sourced.
You need to increase your doses of melange. (Apologies to the non-Dune fans
who won't understand this reference.
Java is in my
I am by no means the moderator of this list, but I might throw a yellow flag here in the back field.*announcer voice* Unnecessary spearing after the comment was dead. 5 second delay to the offense's line speed. Still first download.
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to see the company to stay in business
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