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Comment Re:No (Score 3, Insightful) 388

There is a degree that this comment is fair however. With FOSS if there is a problem, the admin can fix it even if it is poorly written. So if the admin *doesn't* fix it, or *can't*, yes, they do have to shoulder that responsibility. With proprietary software however, the admin can't make these changes. So if the software is bad, even if the user knows what is wrong there is little that they can do. Ultimately it *is* bad software, because software that you can't fix is a damaged good.

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