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“Anything that evolves seems to have ‘spurts’ during said
evolution. The evolution of our own planet has a mystery of its
own. A crucial gap remains between the time when nothing was alive
and the arrival of the first living creature. Now, it is fully
understood that man-controlled progress is not evolution in the
true form, but for this topic. we’re going to cheat and use it
simply because it’s convenient.“Generally, when we think in terms of evolution, we tend to
think of long spans of time. Linux is a relatively new phenomenon
and was first announced to the world in 1991. One would think that
tracing the ‘evolution’ of Linux to be a simple thing. hu-uh… not
even close to simple…”
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