Wired: Netscape CEO Takes the Stand

But his testimony is overshadowed by another iteration of one of the great legends of modern times, the notion that Microsoft cannot be a monopoly because Linux Torvalds could single-handedly create an operating system to rival Windows:

"Consumers can choose to buy IBM OS/2 or Linux. 'One person in Helsinki [Linus Torvalds, the author of Linux] can quickly write the core of a sophisticated operating system,' and any attempt to overrule their choices amounts to an 'attack on the free market.'"

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