[NCLUG] There will never be one OS to rule them all

[Michael Riversong]

It's good that you bring this up.

Among the inventors i work with, we are developing a similar concept in terms of energy production.  Each locality or subculture can and should develop its own ideal energy system.  Climate, available resources, and local technical expertise should all be considered.

About 3 weeks ago i had called for experiences with Open Source projects.  Got some pretty good data.  The results were summarized and grossly oversimplified.  You can find the article at: 

http://www.peswiki.com/index.php/PowerPedia:Linus_Torvalds_and_Linux_Open_Source

Also, today i will be in Ft. Collins.  Performing for a church service (9:30 am in the Masonic Temple downtown) and then "hanging out" in the afternoon.  If anyone would like to get in touch for discussion of the things i've been doing, you can call my cell # 307-214-1553

-----Original Message-----
>From: Paul Hummer <paul at eventuallyanyway.com>
>Sent: Nov 9, 2007 5:28 PM
>To: Northern Colorado Linux Users Group <nclug at nclug.org>
>Subject: [NCLUG] There will never be one OS to rule them all
>
>I've been doing quite a lot of research on the topics we've been 
>bouncing around on the list.  The recurring theme I see is that linux 
>users like choices.  I stumbled upon this TED video today:
>
>http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/view/id/20
>
>I'm not sure if any of you have read an Malcolm Gladwell books, but he's 
>very insightful.  We're not looking for the right OS, we're looking for 
>the right OSes.  :)
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Michael Riversong

Cheyenne, Wyoming

Beautiful Music for the Glory of God

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