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Title: A brief history of computers and free software: where is the money?
Post by: sam on September 26, 2008, 13:34

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The world of computers has changed. Sub-notebooks are becoming immensely popular, mobile phones based on Google’s Android software are about to come out (T-Mobile have just announced their G1 will launch on October 22), and computers are looking increasingly like small devices that fit in our pockets. The end of 2008 might see the dawn of a new revolution in the computer industry and in people’s lives. Maybe 2009 will be remembered as the year when the “world went mobile”. What does this mean for the (free and non-free) software industry? Where will we be, technologically and (more importantly) culturally? Where will the market (and the money) be?

http://www.freesoftwaremagazine.com/columns/brief_history_computers_and_free_software_where_is_the_money

Title: Re: A brief history of computers and free software: where is the money?
Post by: Reno on September 28, 2008, 16:48

I like my desktop. A little 1x1 inch cellphone screen doesn't do it for me.

Title: Re: A brief history of computers and free software: where is the money?
Post by: Clive on September 28, 2008, 23:06

Nice find Sam.