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How one vendor learned to stop worrying (about open source) and love Microsoft
Posted By : at 2008-05-08 13:42:59
not such a bold fashion as Aras did. That includes vendors such as SugarCRM Inc., Terracotta Inc. and MySQL AB, plus OpenOffice.org and Mozilla Corp. with its Firefox browser. Even Linux standard-bearer gets about half of the sales for its JBoss
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