Here is a direct link
to my ITGumbo post for Thursday. I've added some commentary on the open exchange which recently took place between Linus Torvalds and Jonathan Schwartz as well as why it's important for OpenSolaris to succeed as an open source effort. Regretfully I'm unable to re-post my ITGumbo entries on this my personal blog, so if you want to read you'll have to follow the link.
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