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Does Support for Open Source Applications Really Suck? And Why Not?

gregladen | May 3, 2009

Is software support that you pay for better than software support you get for free? Are you going to do better, for instance, with Microsoft Office vs. OpenOffice.org Office when you need to fix something? The answer is obvious. But still, many of you manage to not understand. But this can be helped........... .......... CLICK HERE NOW.

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