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one could say Open Source is at the stage of
"Still Born".
Unfortunately, after 17 years its still in the "single cell" stage, or has grown into a cancerous uncontrolled growth of multiple "stem cells" (distro's) that are unable to mature into a zigot. - Posted by: Aussie_Troll Posted on: 06/26/09 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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