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True, it's not "open" in the OSS sense, but the source is open in two incredibly important and useful ways: it's available and modifiable. Being able to step th
by dbrueck 4y ago
True, it's not "open" in the OSS sense, but the source is open in two incredibly important and useful ways: it's available and modifiable. Being able to step through the code or patch it as needed is invaluable.