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Linus, Linux and the Millennium Technology Prize

Posted by Scott_Ruecker on · 5 comments
LinuxInsider; By Katherine Noyes 		Mail this story
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It doesn't happen often here in the Linux blogosphere that FOSS fans agree unanimously on -- well, on pretty much anything. Truth be told, there's generally good reason for the dissension. Take Microsoft's latest maneuvers, for example -- are they good news? Bad news? It's not always easy to tell. Last week, however, one of those rare announcements was made that brought universal joy to Linux aficionados around the globe.

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Comments (5)

Bob_Robertson ·
"I hope the money makes up for the hassle," ends the article.

Remember, children, OpenSource can't be productized. So said the wealthiest man in the world.
montezuma ·
A lot of things are said which have a monetised motive but are insincere. Indeed their purpose isn't to engage in debate but to manipulate opinion.
Bob_Robertson ·
Oh no! Monte said something thaas;lef$%^& NO CARRIER
montezuma ·
Not political Bob. Just a factual observation. Insincerity and manipulative behaviour is an equal opportunity employer
Bob_Robertson ·
So say I about what gets so labeled.

And it was a _joke_. Humor.

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