* Nobody in India writes software unless paid for already (Indians dont understand software products, they understand software services) * People in India will gladly use Linux and its lower usability if there is fear of the software audits because the cost of lower productivity is not great * Therefore, the year of Linux use in India atleast is dependent on the number of software audits, the contribution from India is likely to be negligible unless paid for by an American company (Sun - Wipro for Gnome??)
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The argument should run more like:
* Nobody in India writes software unless paid for already (Indians dont understand software products, they understand software services)
* People in India will gladly use Linux and its lower usability if there is fear of the software audits because the cost of lower productivity is not great
* Therefore, the year of Linux use in India atleast is dependent on the number of software audits, the contribution from India is likely to be negligible unless paid for by an American company (Sun - Wipro for Gnome??)