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In the course of putting this issue together we decided we wanted to get some predictions for what will be happening with Linux over the next year. So, we came up with some questions and sent them out to a bunch of people we know in the Linux community whose opinions we respect. Well, the response surprised us to say the least. It seemed like everyone had some ideas. The community of people that is developing around this magazine really came through! After we saw the response we were getting, we thought our readers might be interested in giving us some of their ideas as well, so we published a short blurb on LinuxWorld.com with the predictions we received from Eric Raymond (Open Source evangelist and author of The Cathedral and the Bazaar and The Art of Unix Programming)... (more)

SYS-CON Radio interviews Timothy Chen

SYS-CON Radio interviews Timothy Chen of VIA Technologies, Inc. about The role of affordable computing platforms and Linux in bringing new applications and devices to people around the world, live at the LinuxWorld Conference & Expo 2003 in San Francisco. Click here to listen  [interview in MP3 format] ... (more)

SYS-CON Radio interviews Jan Silverman

SYS-CON Radio interviews Jan Silverman, Senior Vice President and General Manager of SGI about opportunities for Linux in 64bit technical computer environments, live at the LinuxWorld Conference & Expo 2003 in San Francisco. Click here to listen  [interview in MP3 format] ... (more)

SYS-CON Radio interviews Bill Roth

SYS-CON Radio interviews Bill Roth of Sun Microsystems., live at the LinuxWorld Conference & Expo 2003 in San Francisco. Click here to listen  [interview in MP3 format] ... (more)

Linux.SYS-CON.com's Editor Responds to SCO CEO's Open Letter

In his open letter to the open source community Darl McBride states, "it is clear that the Open Source community needs a business model that is sustainable if it is to grow beyond a part-time avocation into an enterprise-trusted development model." I have news for you, Darl -- a new business model has already been invented. You're just not a part of it. Whether using the Apache Web server... (more)