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If I get hit by a bus, Linux will go on just fine says Linus Torvalds

Posted by Scott_Ruecker on · 4 comments
The Register; By Richard Chirgwin
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Just a few days after asking the Linux community to let him take a break, Linus Torvalds has said the project he kicked off 1991 can now get along without him. He was, characteristically, blunt in his recent interview with Bloomberg, saying Linux would survive his death. What he told the newswire's passenger-door-smeared Ashlee Vance is he's no longer the only person able to make key decisions about kernel submissions.

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Comments (4)

Please, tell me I'm wrong.
Control, direction... with discretion... like with systemd generalization.
Whah?!?

We're expressing ourselves in rap, now?

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