Linus on SCO, and the Desktop Being 10 Years Away
An anonymous reader writes "In this interview from last week's Linux.conf.au in Australia, Linus Torvalds talks about how the SCO lawsuit 'riled' him and led him to spend a week writing an application to archive his email, and how he think Linux will take 5 to 10 years to become mainstream on the desktop."
Linux Desktop right now is a mess. Seriously, KDE, Gnome etc you name it, none are stable enough to use as a everyday desktop. He got this one right.
Now, THAT is an ubertroll. I commend you. Now please mod the parent down!.
Comparing it to Windows will be a moot point, since El Dorado is going to have a 40% larger code base than XP.
Taking over the World - Rule #0
Don't try to take over the world!
Why do you want to take over the world? It never fails to amaze me, that in order for me to have the "freedom" that you feel I need, I have to do what you say (run your choice of OS).
Well, sorry mate, but go and fuck yourself. You can pry my copy of Windows from my cold, dead hands. I'll use what I want. That's my idea of freedom.
If only this were IRC, I could whois you and get "PhrostyMcByte "I love Microsoft. Linux sucks!!"
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Netcraft has a bug that doesn't allow them to read uptime on Linux servers that have been up for over 497 days.
YOU SUCK BALLS!