1.   A move to this so-called open source software would make it easier for people to find ways to remain anonymous or express themselves freely.

2.   In his essay, Raymond wrote that open source software tends to improve more quickly than commercial software products.

3.   Indeed, IBM has teams of programmers writing new and better open source software, and giving it away.

4.   Open source software is written by hundreds of volunteers, many of whom will never earn a dime from their labors.

5.   The big advantage of open source software is that its users can examine it, fix the bugs, and make it better.

6.   The company said it intended to dramatically simplify the task of installing Linux and other open source software.

7.   The next logical step after open source software is open source hardware.

8.   With open source software, expert users can rewrite code to suit their needs, while amateurs like me can get powerful programs for little or no money.

9.   Microsoft has lobbied the Pentagon against certain versions of open source software, claiming that government research into open source software is subsidizing its competitors.

10.   Unlike most commercial software, the underlying code in open source software is free and benefits from continual scrutiny and improvements made by a community of programmers.