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As Eben Moglen, Professor of Law and Legal History at Columbia Law University once famously said
"In the twenty-first century, power is the ability to change the behavior of computers. If you cant change the behavior of computers, you live within a Skinner box created by the people who can change the behavior of computers. Every artifact around you responds by either handing you a banana pellet or a shock, depending upon which button you push and whether you are 'right' from the designers point of view."

Simply put, opensource software provides the opportunity to change it to suit your needs. We can look within it to ensure that our privacy is not being compromised by it, and users retain the power to redistribute. If that were'nt enough, most opensource software is available for Free.

The question then becomes: why not opensource?

We often hear this question. There are so many Linux distributions available, each tailored to fill one of a gamut of uses and ideologies, that it can be a little confusing.

Let's break it down into the two main areas that we deal with here at ImaginOZ.
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