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gandhicon 4
Thursday, February 28. 2008
The following @LinuxJournal caught my eye:
Open Source has won. We've moved into Gandhicon 4. Now what?
This refers to a simple but powerful model for the adoption of open source:
First they ignore you. Then they laugh at you. Then they fight you. Then you win.
And we do seem to have crossed over to the fourth, last stage: Gandhicon 4, in which we win.
Just take a look at the news emanating from Redmond lately:
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Guido A.J. Stevens is internet entrepreneur. After obtaining his MBA (with distinction), he co-founded two open source technology companies:
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