“Ivan Krstic’ critique of the One Laptop Per Child Project has
made its ripples around the pond of the intertubes. Apart from the
obvious part where it criticises a major project from an insider’s
point of view, it also had a few other remarks that caught people’s
attention – most notably the admission that despite his ability to
do Linux kernel hacking, his main development laptop is a Macintosh
running Mac OS X.“The word-by-word quote of the admission is as follows…”
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