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Frank Peters <frank.peters@×××××××.net> skribis: |
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> However, I do remain cautiously optimistic. Anyone who understands |
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> the human world knows all too well that idealistic causes do not |
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> persist for long. I am sometimes surprised at the longevity of |
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> Linux as a free and open project, but I realize that in time it too shall |
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> succumb to the social forces that have destroyed similar endeavors. |
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> I can only hope that the time will be long in coming. |
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I think the perhaps inevitable devolution may have more to do with the |
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complacency that is why we use a bloated clone of Unix instead of |
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something that is actually a fundamental advance on Unix. But this is |
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speculative. |
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