This was bound to happen some time. There is an inherent conflict within every linux lover - they want to see it succeed commercially but they don't wan't it to go commercial. Till the linux community resolves this within itself (like by defining a core that is open source and let the rest be a commercial playground), there can be no real commercial progress that can satisfy both the communities.
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This was bound to happen some time. There is an inherent conflict within every linux lover - they want to see it succeed commercially but they don't wan't it to go commercial. Till the linux community resolves this within itself (like by defining a core that is open source and let the rest be a commercial playground), there can be no real commercial progress that can satisfy both the communities.