Linux Foundation executive director Jim Zemlin kicked things off at LinuxCon Japan last week with a look at how and why companies and their developers can leverage open source software. Linux, he said, “showed the world a better way to innovate”, because it created more than just software, it created an idea. That idea is that “all of us are smarter than any one of us” and by collaborating, we can unlock that idea to make new products more quickly.
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