Hi,

>>>

You can claim that software costs nothing once you write the first copy. In the 
next breath we all expect

to get ongoing customer support for that software and (errrr ) patches for this 
and that. When a vendor

charges us by the year for that support we are unhappy.



Would I love to see all these 10 to 20 year old boxes running perfectly 20 
years from now - sure.

It's a noble goal. I have a *lot* of boxes. With all the GPS issues in the 
past, and likely in the future - not likely to happen.
<<<

Of course, once the suppliers have decided they can't make any further money 
from it, it would be a nice goodwill gesture to make the software open source 
so that others can fix it if they want.

Alan
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