I'm reading this book I got from the Library Open Source voices from the Open Source Revolution" edited by Chris DiBona, Sam Ockman & Mark Stone. It's great. It's really inspiring me. It has all the great people of the open source revolution, Richard Stallman (free software foundation) , Eric Raymond (open source �initiative), Brian Benlendorf (Apache), Jim Hamerly (Netscape), Kirk McKusick (Berkley Unix), Tim O'Reilly ( O'Reilly & Associates Inc.), Tom Paquin (mozilla.org), Bruce Perens (Open Source Initiative), Michael Tiemann (Cygnus Solutions) (Cygwin), Paul Vixie (Bind), Larry Wall (Perl), and of course Linus Torvalds (Linux). Each one has a chapter. I would recomend it to anyone. It even has the Tanenbaum-Torvold Debate. Well we can see where minix is now still on a floppy. I like Marhall Kirk Mckusick chapter about FreeBSD and the history. It's a good read. I could say inspiring.
Tim
