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Self-serving rhetoric: hyping a fallacious "benefit"Self-serving rhetoric: hyping a fallacious "benefit"Posted Jul 31, 2008 13:44 UTC (Thu) by sbergman27 (subscriber, #10767)In reply to: Self-serving rhetoric: hyping a fallacious "benefit" by AnswerGuy Parent article: Red Hat's new CEO aims Linux at the cloud (News.com)
More concisely: They are willing and able to do the actual work to get worthy features into the kernel.
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Self-serving rhetoric: hyping a fallacious "benefit" Posted Jul 31, 2008 16:54 UTC (Thu) by drag (subscriber, #31333) [Link] Hehe. Isn't this how it used to go? : FOSSFAN: Open Source is good because you can fix the stuff yourself and improve it yourself. BUSINESSPERSON: I can't program, I won't program, sooo.. that means pretty much ziltch to me. I need to get work done. FOSSFAN: Errr. well. Yes. But you could always pay somebody else to do it. BUSINESSPERSON: Well I pay for software already. But say I want to pay somebody to do it for me, who would I pay? FOSSFAN: Errr... REDHAT: Pay me! FOSSFAN: Sellout!! I kid! :)
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