Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 19th Jul 2007 21:57 UTC
"Last month, Novell decided to push the limits of developer empowerment and perform an elaborate experiment in innovation by liberating the company's entire Linux engineering team for one full week of free hacking. During Novell Hack Week, hundreds of skilled developers employed by Novell at various facilities around the world worked together on open-source projects of their choice. Driven by creativity and passion instead of deadlines, instructions, and executive decisions, Novell's best and brightest created impressive new software and added innovative improvements to existing programs."
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Member since:2006-05-19
Taking good ideas is fine.
Taking Trojan Hoarses is bad.
Mono is a Trojan Horse.
Microsoft will never cooperate with Linux.
So Mono is useless.
Better put resources into Java or something that's not tied to Microsoft.
Don't sleep with the enemy.
Plain and simple.
OpenSource==GOOD
Mono==OpenSource
conlcusion: Mono==GOOD
/me ducks
Member since:2007-02-22
Microsoft will never cooperate with Linux.
Then why is Microsoft talking about writing Linux kernel code?
The last five years have been a strange time. Now we're dangerously close to Microsoft being just another Linux repackager like Apple, Canonical, Novell, and Red Hat. Heck, they're funding the project I'm working for, and Microsoft's insisting we release the code as open-source.
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2006-09-19
Taking good ideas is fine.
Taking Trojan Hoarses is bad.
Mono is a Trojan Horse.
Microsoft will never cooperate with Linux.
So Mono is useless.
Better put resources into Java or something that's not tied to Microsoft.
Don't sleep with the enemy.
Plain and simple.