SCO's manoever has never been about anything else than attacking the GPL and the concept of OSS.
Respectfully disagree: the whole thing is about making money for SCO and its affiliates. Their actions and words prove they don't give a whit one way or the other about OSS in any form. If they were able to make money supporting OSS they would support it.
Beyond that, one imagines that SCO executives enjoy the notoriety their litigiousness brings. Who had heard of Darl McBride a year ago? Now he's infamous.
I've been meditating for years and I've found that a group of activites provide me similar results:
- sitting and meditating - exercising for 30 minutes - journaling for 30 minutes - drawing for 30 minutes
Any activity that allows for some sort of detachment seems to do the trick for me.
I bet if masses of employees really do take up meditative practices those same companies will see an increase in employee turnover. Those employees will achieve a clarity that urges, "go work somewhere else."
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Respectfully disagree: the whole thing is about making money for SCO and its affiliates. Their actions and words prove they don't give a whit one way or the other about OSS in any form. If they were able to make money supporting OSS they would support it.
Beyond that, one imagines that SCO executives enjoy the notoriety their litigiousness brings. Who had heard of Darl McBride a year ago? Now he's infamous.
.b-lou
I've been meditating for years and I've found that a group of activites provide me similar results:
- sitting and meditating
- exercising for 30 minutes
- journaling for 30 minutes
- drawing for 30 minutes
Any activity that allows for some sort of detachment seems to do the trick for me.
I bet if masses of employees really do take up meditative practices those same companies will see an increase in employee turnover. Those employees will achieve a clarity that urges, "go work somewhere else."