December 19th, 2007 at 11:49AM
It is popular among Windows Enthusiasts to dismiss Apple’s use of open source as both a self-serving crutch to offset the company’s imagined inability to write its own code–insisting that Mac OS X is really just FreeBSD with some extra graphics tacked on is a common meme among certain wags–and also a one-sided grab that takes more than it gives. In reality, Apple does a variety of things for the open source community that are often ignored. — Symbiotic: What Apple Does for Open Source — RoughlyDrafted Magazine
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