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Hi Michael and list! Last week (7 days ago) Michael Bouwens wrote:
I have a question, are companies like Red hat etc.. selling the exchange value of free software, or rather, are they selling the bundled services that they build around it. It seems to me that when free software, with its obligation to be accessible to all, and available through many places on the net, that it is very difficult to maintain its exchange value in supply and demand terms. So what these companies are selling is their own added value in temrs of services ,i.e. peace of mind for business owners
Yes, they sell some added value. Especially RedHat is a good example which meanwhile mainly sells added value to business customers while they gave up selling to end users. Mit Freien Grüßen Stefan -- Please note this message is written on an offline laptop and send out in the evening of the day it is written. It does not take any information into account which may have reached my mailbox since yesterday evening. _________________________________ Web-Site: http://www.oekonux.org/ Organization: http://www.oekonux.de/projekt/ Contact: projekt oekonux.de
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