Opening Doors and Smashing Windows

Opening Doors and Smashing WindowsVagyis: nyissuk ki az ajtókat, és törjük be az ablakokat.:) "Economist Dean Baker outlines alternative funding mechanisms for software development in a new report called "" [PDF Warning], available at the Center for Economic and Policy Research.
One proposal is to create a US government-funded Software Development
Corps of public software corporations, which compete and produce only
free and open source software. Baker estimates that through the
resulting lower prices in software and computers, the government would
recoup its annual $2 billion appropriation to the program and US
consumers would save $80-120 billion each year -- all while 20,000
software developers are supported to work specifically on open source
projects."

Vagyis: nyissuk ki az ajtókat, és törjük be az ablakokat.:) "Economist Dean Baker outlines alternative funding mechanisms for software development in a new report called "Opening Doors and Smashing Windows" [PDF Warning], available at the Center for Economic and Policy Research.
One proposal is to create a US government-funded Software Development
Corps of public software corporations, which compete and produce only
free and open source software. Baker estimates that through the
resulting lower prices in software and computers, the government would
recoup its annual $2 billion appropriation to the program and US
consumers would save $80-120 billion each year -- all while 20,000
software developers are supported to work specifically on open source
projects."