Source: thenewstack.io
Linus Torvalds on Community, Rust and Linux’s LongevityCategory: Kubernetes
This week saw the annual check-in with Linux creator Linus Torvalds at the Open Source Summit North America, this year held in Seattle (as well as virtually). Torvalds took the stage Tuesday in the ballroom at the Hyatt Regency Seattle for the event’s traditional half-hour of questions from Dirk Hohndel, an early Linux contributor (now also the chief open source officer and vice president at VMware) in an afternoon keynote session.
Picking up the story, Hohndel pointed out that in Torvalds’ first book, the title even begins with the words “Just for Fun.”
To learn about the 386 today, he said, “You go online, you go to Google, and you type in ‘386 architecture manual.'”
The point is for a project to stay interesting — and to stay fun — you have to play with it.”
Picking up the story, Hohndel pointed out that in Torvalds’ first book, the title even begins with the words “Just for Fun.”
To learn about the 386 today, he said, “You go online, you go to Google, and you type in ‘386 architecture manual.'”
The point is for a project to stay interesting — and to stay fun — you have to play with it.”
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