Developers give high marks to Open Source community support
Jul 15, 2002 — by LinuxDevices Staff — from the LinuxDevices Archive — viewsVenture Development Corporation (VDC) has released three new charts from their recent study entitled Linux's Future in the Embedded Systems Market, which indicate that embedded developers using Open Source software take advantage of support from the Open Source community, and are generally satisfied with the support they receive. Over 60% said they consult the Open Source community on a weekly or monthly basis, and less than 2% reported that the responses were not useful.
The three charts illustrate the responses to VDC survey questions regarding . . .
- How Often Do You Consult the Open Source Community?
- Purpose for Consulting the Open Source Community?
- Usefulness of the Open Source Community for Respondents Currently Using Linux?
The above three charts have been added as Figures 1, 2, and 3 to a VDC whitepaper based on the study published by LinuxDevices.com here:
Linux's Future in the Embedded Systems Market is an analysis by VDC of the current size and future growth of the worldwide market for embedded Linux software solutions. The multiclient study is designed to provide subscribers with relevant and up-to-date market intelligence to support strategic marketing and product planning decisions. This whitepaper by VDC industry analysts Chris Lanfear and Stephen Balacco provides a brief summary of the findings of the study.
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