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Ted Leung on the air: Open Source, Java, Python, and ...
Wed, 03 Mar 2004
Revolution OS
Tonight at the Bainbridge Island Geeks meeting, we watched Revolution OS, a movie about the history of the free and open source software movements. I learned some things about the history of open source, and I found it interesting to hear RMS describe the values of GNU "in person". I don't necessarily agree with him on all points, but it's always interesting to hear something directly from the source.
If you're working in open source and trying to explain what you do to people, you might consider showing them this. You can even get it via Netflix.
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