“Linuxworld Expo was a little like the first Internet shows
years ago, or maybe a Who concert. Corporate suits were in the
background, while the ragged and righteous congratulated themselves
on the growing Linux phenomenon.”
“More than a few fanatics wore “Linus for President” buttons,
and I swear someone was going to swoon when Linus Torvalds himself
showed up. And some eccentric actually kissed his hand on
stage.”
“Remember NT? ShadowRAM knows one former exec who wants to
forget it”
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