“Linus Torvalds, the Finnish founder of a computer operating
system at the centre of the latest tech frenzy, believes that
successful market debuts of two companies linked to the programme
mark its coming of age….”
“It is tremendous fun to see Linux grow up,” Torvalds told
Reuters in an e-mail interview….”
“What Linux has shown in the market is that by making it
open, the cost of entry can be lowered, and make it commercially
possible to open new markets,” Torvalds said.“
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