closed source

[Milos Prudek]

> A few metacomments:  Mr. Prudek, there certainly are concentrations
> of software practitioners where it's conventional to think and act
> in terms of "closed source", and to involve such technical realities
> as "compilation", "obfuscation", "encryption", and so on.  A non-zero
> minority of the comp.lang.python participants hold and practice this
> view.

I understand. I know that I can receive hostile comments to this 
specific question. My only feeble defense is that my contribution to 
Open Source is also non-zero:

- Translation of http://www.dwheeler.com/oss_fs_why.html into Czech.

- KDE 2.0 documentation: The kmenuedit Handbook, Kicker Handbook.

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Milos Prudek
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