2006/12/26, josx <[email protected]>:
http://linux.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=06/12/24/1356204&from=rss
It says "Idealism about open formats will not solve our multimedia problem in time; in fact, getting stuck on either belief in the technical superiority of open source or free-software purism guarantees we will lose. The remaining problems aren't technical ones, and none of the interesting patents will expire before the end of 2008. We've got to ship something that works now. If we let this be a blocking issue preventing overall Linux adoption during the transition window, we won't have the userbase to demand changes in the laws to untangle the screwed up patent system, or even prevent it from getting worse. It's a chicken and egg problem, demanding a workaround until a permanent solution can be achieved. We can't set the standards until after we take over the world."
¿Qué les parece la opinión de Eric Raymond?
estoy de acuerdo con lo que dice lo que no significa que no deba haber soluciones puristas tambien ambas soluciones sirven en diferentes frentes cosas como ututo son utiles y tambien acuerdos como el de novell-microsoft
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