Looking back at the recently announced OIN initiative, in retrospect, what
I claimed was NotTrue(TM) proved to be TheTruth(TM), down to the
individual company names. This was an educated guess (really, Greg I hope
you didn't fall over each other trying to figure out how this guy in
Sweden could know what you were doing) so if anyone is looking for an OS
business analyst... :-)
(OIN, Greg spills the beans on Mono: http://gregdek.livejournal.com/4008.html)
Linus
On Tue, 24 Jan 2006, Linus Walleij wrote:
On Tue, 24 Jan 2006, Greg DeKoenigsberg wrote:
If and when I can say more, I assure you that I will.
Cool now you sound like a federal comission :-)
That statement alone indeed confirms that it is a hot potato.
In absence of statements we can happily start speculating which will in turn
generate rumors. Here is my first RockingSpeculation(TM) which is certainly
NotTrue(TM): RedHat has struck a deal of sorts with /insert big company name
here/ that their lawyers shall go after Microsoft for all their patents they
break in case Microsoft sue Red Hat or the Fedora foundation for any patent
infringements.
/big company/ could be for example Novell since they sort of make Mono, or
could even be IBM. Both hold many patents dangerous to Microsoft.
Linus
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