Re: Andy Tanenbaum on Linux's origins and security

[Fernando Schapachnik <fernando () mecon gov ar>]

En un mensaje anterior, Kenneth R. van Wyk escribió:
> Andy Tanenbaum, the author of the MINIX operating system, recently posted an 
> opinion piece on the origins of Linux.  It's a fascinating albeit somewhat 
> lengthy read -- see http://www.cs.vu.nl/~ast/brown/ for the full text.  

People interested might also like to read:

http://www.kde.org/history/linux_is_obsolete.php

"An interesting discussion mainly between Andy Tanenbaum, a well known Professor
of Computer Science at the Free University of Amsterdam and Linus Torvalds"

> fast is to make it small. Fight Features."

I find the "fight features" ideas particulary interesting, but have so far not
found a good and general way of {t,pr}eaching that to customers or stakeholders.
Any experience there?

Regards, Fernando.