Bruce Perens wrote, > "The Times", a respected British newspaper, published an article that > was offensively critical of Linux in its Sunday edition.
For those interested (I just HAD to read this...) you can find it at http://www.sunday-times.co.uk/news/pages/Sunday-Times/frontpage.html?1723766 ( <- I had to register to get that number, but I can't see that it matters if others use it :). Pick 'Innovation' from the contents on the left. The article is a pretty tired editorial rant about Linux being flavour-of-the-month in geek-world, and a giant step backwards from Microsoft's offerings which are the 'way of the future' (you know, a computer isn't anything beyond its user interface). It is short, blatantly opinionated and contains no facts, so I doubt it will make any difference to anyone. Mike.
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