OSI Announces Open Source Awards
JohnGrahamCumming writes "There's a story running on ZDNet about how OSI is going to be giving Open Source Awards with cash prizes of up to $10,000. The idea is to create the "Nobel Prizes" of Open Source. Announcement was made yesterday as OSCON with some big names backing the awards (e.g. Sun, OSAF and (interestingly) a major venture capital firm USVP)."
*ducks*
Pick me! Pick me! Oh, wait a second... my project isn't popular and no one contributes to it.
The Razzies for this will be called "The Pre-Alpha-Aplha Awards", given out to OSS projects that never make it out of "-1, thinking about it"
I thought we decided that Sun was evil this week. Did I miss a memo?
This could entice Microsoft employees to leak windows code! At least in my world it could. You can't have mine! Get your own unicorns! Ack! Spiders!
The nominees in the category of Longest Lived Project to Never Release 1.0 are -
And the winner is ... the HURD! (Cue music as
RMS goes up to the stage).
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