> Now it is a different kind of challenge. Howso? I don't see it as any different, but instead of Microsoft, there are multiple organizations. > FOSS is from

> Now it is a different kind of challenge. Howso? I don't see it as any different, but instead of Microsoft, there are multiple organizations. > FOSS is from another era. I'm not sure what you mean by this. FOSS is still current, and quite active today. In fact, I'd say even moreso. > But that's a lot of nuisance and in the end what you get is an inferior version. I agree. That's what I do now, but it's not nearly as good. But what I was implying was that we have the potential to create a much better version, that's trustworthy.