yes they manage to survive.. somehow limping along like its 1995.
I swear the creator of dilbert actually works in my office
-----Original Message-----
From: Noel Yap [mailto:noel.yap@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, 2 December 2005 12:13
To: johnson_d@cox.net
Cc: Subversion Users Email List
Subject: Re: Evaluating subversion for an enterprise installation
On 12/1/05, David Johnson <johnson_d@cox.net> wrote:
> Bad news: it is still an up hill battle. I'm up against an entrenched
> mentality of "if it's free it can't be any good" and a committee that is
> 75% management/25% users. So far, it appears that the top management is
> pushing an expensive glitzy piece that is technically sound and has a
> lot of potential.
I'm surprised there're still companies like this out there; I woulda
thought they would've been weeded out a while ago either due to their
good employees leaving or due to their bottom line being eaten up by
proprietary software costs (not that all proprietary software is bad
or that open source has no costs).
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