You missed the point? He wasn't claiming that open source software is universally awesome, he was saying it's awesome that it doesn't get split into home/premium/business/pro/basic/enterprise/ultimate/etc. editions.
It's always "awesome" edition - you get every part of it.
(Although, I'm not sure I agree - there is price and licensing segregation with commercial Open Source software).
It's always "awesome" edition - you get every part of it.
(Although, I'm not sure I agree - there is price and licensing segregation with commercial Open Source software).