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Open Source Programming - why the world needs it

Wednesday, September 06, 2006

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Now, I am a big fan of this..the Open Programming concept. The forefront of this phenomenon in my view is Google, almost all of whose products is available FREE to its users. This means that anybody can download it and use it. The problem of privacy for which Microsoft spends millions is nullified automatically.

Now, on similar lines, we now have OpenOffice, Wikipedia, etc which offer people like me so much of resource for free.

This is a small article on just the same...

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