eelixduppy - 3:53 pm on Nov 5, 2010 (gmt 0)

More often than not, proprietary software companies only make changes when it affects their bottom line.

>> Firefox
They are still there for two reasons. 1) it is very hard to fix bugs when third-party apps can be involved, like a web browser. 2) Not enough people cared to fix the problem. An open-source project is only as good as the number of people working on it. Just because it is open-source, doesn't make it "good".