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Q&A: Jim Zemlin touts the ‘second phase’ of Linux

By Todd R. Weiss

“I’d like to be very clear with people that there is no inherent
risk of using open source as opposed to a proprietary license. The
reality is that the corporate success of this movement helps the
success of the free software movement. We all need everyone to be
successful right now. This is the fundamental thing about open
source — that it’s good for everyone.”


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