I'm not making any such claim. But I'm curious why you want to see me as making that claim. Why would you be interested in evidence that open source projects produce generally/consistently better software than proprietary projects for the same sort of problems?
As for evidence that open source projects can (sometimes) produce "high quality" software, TCP/IP is the first example that comes to mind.
Once upon a time, there was a government software project, a government contractor and a grad student...
Assuming the usual kernels, we're all using that code, or derivatives of it, right now.
As for evidence that open source projects can (sometimes) produce "high quality" software, TCP/IP is the first example that comes to mind.
Once upon a time, there was a government software project, a government contractor and a grad student...
Assuming the usual kernels, we're all using that code, or derivatives of it, right now.