David Bovill wrote:
1) Lack of the large number of professional grade commercial
plugins or open source libraries available compared to other platforms
(this seems to be changing slowly).
They're out there, just poorly cataloged. RunRev currently only lists
components they resell, and the DMOZ index contains only a slender
subset of what's available:
<http://dmoz.org/Computers/Programming/Languages/Transcript/>
2) Slowly deteriorating *nix support (hopefully to be remedied soon).
Relative to ROI, I can't argue with them there. How many folks on this
list are using IRIX?
3) Lack of open source strategy - not helping with contracts or to
fix 2) and 3) above.
I hope I never see the day when RunRev takes resources away from product
development to start hiring lawyers to do legal consulting.
RunRev's license seems very clear to me, and I don't expect them to
assist me with negotiating my own contracts with my clients.
--
Richard Gaskin
Managing Editor, revJournal
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