[ Thanks to Bill
Duncan for this link. ]
“Things I learned at LinuxWorld New York:….”
“Chicks dig Linux!” Several men I saw had this message on their
T-shirts. Strangely, most of them were alone. On average, the geeks
at LinuxWorld did seem to be slightly fitter and more interesting
than the geeks at, say, Comdex. (I brought the average down
somewhat.)…”
“If Linux is to become a mainstream product, Linux developers
must focus on the needs of users. Good technology may not result in
a good product.”
“The challenge, according to Torvalds, is to achieve the
perfect balance between technology and marketing, “each side
keeping the other honest.“
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