On Sat, 15 Jul 2006, Dean Michael Berris wrote:
Okay, now I get it. But then again, it's a catch 22 -- if the software that does the job is not under any open source license, and the government will require all software to be used/acquired to be under an open source license, what will be done?
The requirement has a qualification. If no open source solution can be found, then one is forced to use proprieatry software or develop new software. But these cases are few when compared to the huge number of cases where open source solutions can fit the bill.
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