For-profit companies have new reasons to rethink their use of open source software, says Wolf Greenfield shareholder Edmund J. Walsh. Changed provisions of the General Public License and recent lawsuits to enforce it foreshadow new risks in the widespread use of free software.
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June 04, 2008
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free? that stuff is usually quite expensive.... id love to see whose giving it out for free o_O
-Jake
Posted by: Record Retention | June 24, 2008 at 02:49 PM