Open Source doesn't necessarily mean free. It just means that you share your industry progress with the community - and this is essentially what created IBM. I, for one, made a little money on my uDevGame 2002 entry, since a lot of people don't have time/will to get source code, sift through it to make it compile and then draw all new graphics (or rip from original application) just to play a $10 game.
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Open Source doesn't necessarily mean free. It just means that you share your industry progress with the community - and this is essentially what created IBM. I, for one, made a little money on my uDevGame 2002 entry, since a lot of people don't have time/will to get source code, sift through it to make it compile and then draw all new graphics (or rip from original application) just to play a $10 game.