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Free For All How Linux And The Free Software Movement Undercut The High-tech Titans by Peter Wayner |
Read this story of how a loose-knit group of programmers, dreamers,
philosophers, geniuses and fools discovered the fact that that they
could write better software in less time by just giving it all away.
Follow the ecstasy, the triumphs, the battles, the failures, the
treachery, the cooperation, the wrong turns, the teamwork, the
struggles, and the backbiting on the road to triumph and total global
domination.
"an entertaining, unabashedly partisan chronicle of the movement"--- the New Yorker.
"this is a story told with gusto..."--Kirkus Reviews
"Free for All
offers as thorough and engaging an account of the open-source
movement--and the pitfalls in its path--as readers are likely to find
anywhere."-- Damien MacClean for Amazon.com.
``Wayner himself
is an open source proponent, and at one point he waxes philosophical
about wealth and freedom, capturing the essence of the free software
movement."--David Rouse, Booklist Download
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8 June, 2006 |
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