By jsankey
via alittlemadness.com
Published: Sep 21 2007 / 02:56
I see it time and time again in comparisons of software products where one or more of the options is open source. Someone chimes in with a comment along the lines of: "Why pay for product X when I can get open source Y for free?".
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Tags: open source, opinion
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Comments
Ray Burkholder replied ago:
The point of the article could be a bit more clear. The problem is that I see about two or three implied points both for and against both scenarios. Instead, maybe the article is about decision points of going one way or the other.
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