It is a common knowledge that, usually, Open Source projects are successful because of the developers scratching their personal itch. It often starts with a group of disgruntled developers frustrated with a proprietary software because it fails to satisfy their needs. The very fact that they are left helpless due to the absence of source [...]
Open Source As A SaaS Endgame – Digging A Bit More
December 17, 2009 By 3 Comments
Open Source As A SaaS Endgame – Storytlr Joins The Elite Group
December 16, 2009 By 2 Comments
Many societies believe in the idea of Afterlife. As far as the human life is concerned, I do not believe in this supernatural concepts. However, when it comes to software “lives”, I believe in eternity (a life without death). I believe that a software can live eternally without the death faced by the lesser mortals, [...]
Proprietary software is from dark ages
May 12, 2007 By 26 Comments
Image via Wikipedia Recently Dana Blankenhorn wrote on ZDNet blog titled Open Source is bad for vendors. In the post, he said the following Many of these vendor fears are wrapped up in the phrase “intellectual property.” What you do for me becomes my property. But why should it? Why should you, as an employer, continue [...]
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