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In the United States (and elsewhere) companies will often mistake
cost for quality. Less technically savvy people will say, "If it is
free it must not be worth anything". This is false, and here are
some examples of "worthless" OSS:
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<!-- Maybe I should just have the names of the software -->
<li>BIND</li>
<!-- is the software behind 90% of the DNS's on the Internet,
without it there would be no Internet -->
<li>Apache webserver</li>
<!-- is the most commonly deployed webserver on
the planet, it also serves more pages per installation then
competing proprietary webservers. -->
<li>TCP/IP stacks</li>
<!-- developed using Open Source
methods and proprietary methods found that the Open stacks
were more stable -->
<li>Linux kernel</li>
<!--From the very beginning Linux installations can have uptimes of
over 1 year (kernel panics are extremely rare) -->
<li>Mozilla web browser</li>
<!--offers an excellent variant to Internet
Explorer. Has unique features like tabbed browsing and the
ability to turn off Javascript features (pop-ups, window
hiding, resizing etc.) -->
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