"At Parrs Wood OSS is seen not as merely a way of saving money, but rather of spending it more effectively" -- BBC News

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/education/4642461.stm

"Linux is here to stay, and if I were Sun, I’d want to make sure I had a good Linux story, even as I’m telling my good Solaris/OpenSolaris, developer workstation, and thin client stories." -- Ian Murdock

http://ianmurdock.com/?p=258

When I switched from Windows to Gnu/Linux (Redhat/Fedora/Debian mostly) about 5 years ago, I found a vast developer's playground. It was like the old days of Compuserve, which was a candy aisle of freeware. Free software is still like that for me, there's lot of it to explore, and I can see the source code without significant restriction. I can *use* the source, and I can share the source ... which is something geeks love to do. The Windows world by the mid-90s was very closed (still is mostly), something that's really restrictive as a developer. -- Anonymous, in IT Garage

http://www.itgarage.com/?q=node/617#comment

You have reached the pinnacle of success as soon as you become uninterested in money, compliments or publicity. -- Thomas Wolfe

Source: The Sun, July 2005