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Shuttleworth defends Mir, strikes out at Open Source Tea Party

Posted by the_doctor on · 4 comments
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The founder of Canonical, Mark Shuttleworth, has caused a stir in open-source circles as he calls Ubuntu's detractors the Open Source Tea Party.

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djohnston ·
Quoting:"What closely to see how competitors to Canonical torture the English language in their efforts to justify how those toolkits should support Windows but not Mir."


I haven't seem the original, so I can't say whether the quote is accurate or not. But, really? "What closely"? No torture there, huh?

DrGeoffrey ·
Hmmmm, seem, scene, seen?

Everyone makes misteaks. Of course, that does not excuse the fact that those who think they know everything are a great annoyance to those of us who do.
djohnston ·
Quoting:Of course, that does not excuse the fact that those who think they know everything are a great annoyance to those of us who do.


Yeah! My sentiments exactly. I like it.
mrider ·
Jeez, and I thought it was some obscure Shakespeare reference or something... :)

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