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“As big players like Oracle elbow into the world of open-source
software, some doubt that Linux-leader Red Hat can dominate an
increasingly crowded market. Then again, no one would have thought
in 1993 that Bob Young could build a $4 billion company by
packaging and selling a product he didn’t even own.“Young, who served as Red Hat’s chief executive and later
chairman, has since moved on to another unique project called
Lulu.com…”
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