On Apr 12, 2007 04:49 AM, M Harris wrote: > Yes this deal has the appearance of giving linux a better overall > saturation > in the enterprise, and maybe even positive exposure for the home > market... > but it *hurts* the international community of linux developers > generally. It > hurts freedom, and it hurts computer science. You must understand that > many > of us fools are working very hard (not so that M$ and Linux play well > together in the sandbox) rather to make certain that M$ gets scooped > from the > sandbox... kinda like cleaning kitty litter... :) > Whereas I agree, that freedom is important ... how great a percentage of the population knows what freedom is? How great a percentage of the population respect the lives of others, or the rights of others? Try reality, faced with the option of going to bed with the thief or face hell through defending the rights of others ... 99.99% will chose the former. So, stop crying about it ... either live with it, or decide to change it. And the only way to change it ... is by defeating the enemy.
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