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I think the main argument is that most customers, and certainly enterprise customers, will pay for software even of the source code is available. Also requirin
by thomasahle 11y ago
I think the main argument is that most customers, and certainly enterprise customers, will pay for software even of the source code is available.
Also requiring all software to use an open source development model is probably not necessary for security purposes.
- dragonwriter 11y agoEnterprise customers don't pay for software so much as support and accountability (that software firms often roll all this up into license fees rather than separating it out is irrelevant to what is motivating the enterprise purchase and justifying the cost.)
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