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| Linux World Expo Turns Businesslike |
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I very much fear that those great big companies forget the
source of that code from which they hope to make money. It is
true that the big guys are familiar with the management of big
projects, and Linux is experiencing some pains with projects
having grown to the point where they're hard to manage, but the
innovation is not happening at the big companies, it's happening
in some room where a lone programmer with an idea is beginning
the kind of thing that will be a Checkinstall or Gimp-Print. And
yeah, it's probably a young man who is listening to music that
many of us would liken to the sound of a dental drill. He might
well dress strangely and hold genuinely odd views of the world.
When I got home from LWE a few minutes ago and checked the
Web, I found a report that this year's LWE is all business, and
people who are interested in fun and swag ought to stay home.
Well, dammit, those are the people who made it possible for this
conference to exist at all!
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