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What's better than free? Free love, free food, free land, and, best of all, software. There's free and then there's the best free. That's what you're after when bringing software into your system, the best free software possible.

This software will simply and perfectly perform the functions you expect it to perform, what it claims it will perform. These functions might be part of the critical operations of your system as used by you, functions you often have to perform to get your work done. It's really free junkware and should be avoided if free software can not realize the functions you expected from it.

Of course, if it's free, you save money. The nice thing about software is that you can test it without purchasing and discarded it if it fails to work without feeling the bite because, well, it's free. For you, a positive indicator that the software will prove reliable is the availability and extent of software support. The best free software will always provide product support. This is good news for engineers, programmers, data base managers, all who fear free software will take away their jobs: all will continue to have valid roles in the method of intelligent human control of automated systems. The ship will require its crew.

Justly reciprocating, the software creator will give it a life of it's own; it will become, like an Adobe, or a Firefox, that is, an honorable, standards-based software package with pride of position, first in support, dedicated to solving the problem rather than fixing the blame. Maybe the provider might ask for voluntary donations if it's that good.

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Free love, free food, free land, and, best of all, software. There's free and then there's the best free. If free software can not realize the functions you expected from it, it's really free junkware and should be avoided. Get the best antivirus giveaway

 
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