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:Keithcu.com: 10,000 Bugs Away from World Domination
Keithcu.com: 10,000 Bugs Away from World Domination
Apr 10, 2006, 21 :30 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (4762 reads)

"I am an ex-Microsoft programmer of 10 years who hadn't spent 10 minutes with any Open Source code till I left Microsoft--which is actually very typical for MS employees.

"After leaving 1 year ago and spending it with Linux (most of that time with Ubuntu) I've gained tremendous respect for the Open Source world as a whole but more than that, had an epiphany that Linux on the desktop is 99.999% ready to go. Linux is lean, stable, polished and extremely rich. All of the pieces needed for world domination on the desktop are there. If every Microsoft employee installed Linux, the attrition rate would double--which would be considered a catastrophe. If Bill Gates were to install Linux, he'd hire someone to smash one of his plasma TVs..."

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