Linux & Open Source Replacments Session by IEEE SB
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I usually see that people in Egypt are missing completely the idea behind open source.
Open source if totally different that free software, and open source program could be for money, and a free program could be a closed source, it's not related!!
If what people like about open source is because it's free, then it will be the dumbest thing I knew about ever, I've a full post about this issue here:
http://mmeshref.blogspot.com/2007/05/free-software-how.html
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