If there is no open-source software and no free software, what will happen in the world? -- Comment [Gates Peking University speech against open-source people]

 

In fact, it is very simple.

Wang open-source shouted a few words at the venue with a sign. According to comments from many netizens, some people think that Wang means making Microsoft open. So Wang open-source was approved. Some people say that he is crazy and wants Microsoft open-source. Some people say that he has lost everyone's face and some people applaud him.

With Mr. Wang's wisdom, isn't it stupid to let Microsoft Open Source? There is no such thing as hype, but it is not a shame to speculate on open source.

In my opinion, Wang open-source wants to oppose the monopoly of Microsoft and appeals everyone to pay attention to free and open.

If China's piracy has begun to crack down, and you want to buy an operating system, it will take up to half a month for the development tool to be paid, it will remind you of the open free OS and software.

I like to visit open-source communities. My first thought was to learn something from people's source code. I have downloaded several CDs of code, but I have never studied it well.

I really admire the authors of many open-source software. The software is open-source and free of charge. No matter what they think, they will at least benefit the masses.

Microsoft will not collapse, just as China's real estate bubble will not burst. However, the latter is more likely than the former.

Everyone is used to Microsoft, just like frogs in warm water.

The real warrior is the obscure one who contributes his work to the open-source community.

If there is no open source or free software, will there be a Windows price reduction? Will there be various versions of Visual Studio?

Without eclipse, how can we easily discard JBuilder?

What's really terrible is that Chinese people's recognition of the value of software is already in line with pirated software.

In the eyes of many people, Windows XP is a 5 yuan CD.

Therefore, the Chinese believe that the software is worthless, the software is invisible, and the hardware is visible.

They are willing to spend millions on hardware, but they are not willing to spend 100,000 on software.

Piracy is not an culprit, but an accomplice.

But China is poor. Few people can afford genuine software. Since we cannot fight piracy and prevent piracy. Why not?

What about free open-source software or systems?

The reason why Microsoft hasn't sent a lawyer letter to large companies or small companies like Borland is that Microsoft doesn't want to push everyone so quickly.

Open-source and free systems, such as Linux and Java

If there is no open-source software and no free software, what will happen in the world?

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