[Wftl-lug] Dreaming about desktop Linux: The first community TuxZine wiki article?

[Jonathan Jesse]

>
> --- Christian Einfeldt <einfeldt at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> This is a topic I think about.  A lot.  Desktop
>> Linux.  The end of the Microsoft monopoly.
>> A truly free market in desktop software.
>> But will it ever happen?
>
> Helios has been doing some interesting musings on this
> very subject, recently at "The Blog of Helios"
>
> http://blog.lobby4linux.com
>
> in which he makes reference to a publication by Eric
> Raymond and Rob Landley: "World Domination 201"
>
> <http://catb.org/~esr/writings/world-domination/world-domination-201.html>
>
> which I will DEFINITELY be asking Eric about when I
> see him 2 weeks from now, assuming I can pin him down
> for more than the ten-minutes-in-the-Consuite I
> usually get...
>
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Why is the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation listed as a negative?  They
are a very positive part of Windows/Microsoft and to list as a negative is
doing a diserivce.
Now we may not agree where the founds came from, but that shouldn't
discount the great work they are doing.
Its like Standard Oil and the Rockefeller Foundation.  No one liked where
the Rockefeller's got their money from but they sure did a ton of good and
changed the world.

-- 
Jonathan Jesse