Op di, 14-12-2004 te 07:48 -0500, schreef Chasecreek Systemhouse:
> > To design software, all you need is a fully functional computer.
> >
> > To design hardware, you need to create and test a prototype every once
> > in a while. That'll cost you.
>
>
> Your logic doesnt follow.
> Why, then, isn't Be (BeOS) still around ?
I don't see why that's relevant.
To design software, all you need is a fully functional computer.
To design software and make a profitable business out of that, you need
quite a bit more; but that's not what's being discussed here.
To design Open Source software (which BeOS never was, TTBOMK) and make
that successful, you need a slight bit more than 'just' a computer, too
(although not /that/ much more); but that's not being discussed here
either.
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