Going to bed but I hope some of the other nerdy OS guys chime in. I suspect they feel the same.
What would be interesting is not a post about how GNU is going to do what has already been done but instead how they are going to do something that hasn't been done.
In one dimension, free vs paid, GNU has won and won big. That's not quite right. Open source has won and won big. Not fair to let the FSF get all the credit (believe me I can go on and on about that).
But in another dimension, innovation, building something the world has not yet seen? Hmm. I'd be very impressed to see that announcement from the FSF. That would be awesome.
What would be interesting is not a post about how GNU is going to do what has already been done but instead how they are going to do something that hasn't been done.
In one dimension, free vs paid, GNU has won and won big. That's not quite right. Open source has won and won big. Not fair to let the FSF get all the credit (believe me I can go on and on about that).
But in another dimension, innovation, building something the world has not yet seen? Hmm. I'd be very impressed to see that announcement from the FSF. That would be awesome.