Thanks to Low, Kuan Loong
for this link.
“Linux inventor talks about the upcoming 3.0 kernel, which
software he runs, and why Microsoft (eventually) will hop on the
bandwagon.”
“Over a Mexican food lunch, Torvalds talked with IDG News
Service about the open-source revolution.”
“There’s never really been a road map. In the sense that the
Linux user base has been changing fairly rapidly, making a
five-year plan just would not work. A year ago the main user for
this was still on a kind of technical workstation, a small-scale
Web server. And suddenly the enterprise-like large-scale computing
came … So we’re moving on to doing better and better things and
it’s not really planned. It’s more of a reaction to what people
need.”