That's true.
But Android getting more & more locked down as time goes on is a good example of what I'm afraid of might start happening once there are too many cooks in the kitchen.
I'm just speculating out of nowhere.
That's true.
But Android getting more & more locked down as time goes on is a good example of what I'm afraid of might start happening once there are too many cooks in the kitchen.
I'm just speculating out of nowhere.
I'm not sure. I envision a lot of regulatory stuff happening around the kernel as it becomes more popular & vital to infrastructure. As that happens, the direction of it becomes more controlled and eventually maybe becomes unrecognizable.
But maybe the fact it's open source flat out prevents that?
I really don't know, I'm not a futurists, I was just internet speculating.
Would it even be a good thing if Linux became super main stream? Maybe we should be careful what we wish for.
Pretty sure the success of Linux will not ride or die on the Charisma stat of its users.
But, "I think, therefore I'm," is a little more efficient.
The "L" stands for Winner
Well yeah, those camps won't fill themselves!
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Thanks for everything you've done!
Because it's a maze. And lab rats run in mazes. But they don't deliver pizzas!
Oh New Yorker, you've done it again!
Google used to have a Linux tab :(
A couple more: