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Kinda like telling the emperor he has no clothes?
This seems to be like a comparison of an elected president for a fixed term vs an emperor for life no matter what the problems situation.
I my view "Open Source" seems to be easier to fix (on the fly if need be).
I guess there will always be emperors, kings,"closed-source, etc, but if you are not one of the chosen ones which would you prefer?
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....  Linux User 147560 | 10/20/08
So does that mean  mdemuth | 10/20/08
And what is in the CEO's best interest?  GuidingLight | 10/20/08
What a crappy argument!!!  jorgebraga | 10/21/08
Closed-source will live on...  nix_hed | 10/20/08
Sure it will  Michael Kelly | 10/20/08
First, Red Hat is probably not the best speaker for Open Source, or is it?  Gruffydd | 10/20/08
As much as  TedKraan | 10/21/08
RE: Red Hat CEO: Vista marks end of 'planned software'  steeleweed@... | 10/20/08
Red Hat Gives Flawed Argument  mikefarinha | 10/20/08
Slight difference  daftkey | 10/20/08
We Agree  mikefarinha | 10/20/08
Level of detail..  daftkey | 10/20/08
woah...  daftkey | 10/20/08
I stand corrected.  mikefarinha | 10/20/08
Hmmm..  TedKraan | 10/21/08
Vista, Kubuntu with KDE 4.1 an excellent set of tools  progon | 10/20/08
Kinda like telling the emperor he has no clothes?  kd5auq | 10/20/08
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Exactly!  GeiselS@... | 10/20/08
Good point  daftkey | 10/20/08
This is exactly why  TedKraan | 10/21/08
huh?  aesirloke@... | 10/22/08
If we had a nickel for each proclaimed death knell...  ejhonda | 10/20/08
All commercial software is planned.  peter_erskine@... | 10/20/08
A false assumption..  daftkey | 10/20/08
RE: Red Hat CEO: Vista marks end of 'planned software'  gertruded | 10/20/08
I can't believe  daftkey | 10/20/08
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Holy crap  daftkey | 10/22/08
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RE: Red Hat CEO: Vista marks end of 'planned software'  todbran@... | 10/20/08
RE: Red Hat CEO: Vista marks end of 'planned software'  mydasx | 10/20/08
Better Analogy  TedKraan | 10/21/08
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more like...  TedKraan | 10/21/08
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