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The output of a system and the system itself are two different things. It doesn't matter if the code powering that government website is open or not, you can't
by fnid 17y ago
The output of a system and the system itself are two different things. It doesn't matter if the code powering that government website is open or not, you can't access that code.
You're arguing two different things here.
- Daishiman 17y agoA closed system cannot be modified at the whim of the organization that uses it if it is closed. It implies vendor dependence. With FOSS you have vendor independence and greater competition, plus promoting the local industry by not having to depend on the IBMs and Microsofts of the world for your software support.