Two decades in, Linux is doing just fine. The Apache Software Foundation, on the other hand, seems to be wobbling a bit. Its leadership is coming under criticism and taking heat for its handling of OpenOffice.org and other open source projects. Fourteen years after its founding, are the best days of Apache behind it, or is this just an awkward adolescent phase?
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