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"Will never become cutting edge"
And the engine of cutting edge research, like for example in supercomputers, is...?

If Linux will not "become" cutting edge, you must mean to imply that some other OS either is or will become a modern OS. Care to nominate a candidate? How about IBSYS? Maybe CP/M?

Oh, that's right, I forgot. Linux isn't ready for the enterprise. Well, there goes world commerce.
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Nobody cares  Yagotta B. Kidding | 12/05/03
Sounds reasonably  FilledOut | 12/05/03
If they want into the Enterprise, they can't push "Forced Marches"  Plain Logic | 12/05/03
Make kernel patches  in-DUH-vidual | 12/05/03
No-one is forcing you to do anything  Richard Flude | 12/05/03
Not forcing you?  rkadowns | 12/06/03
So your problem is with your support vendor, choose someone else  Richard Flude | 12/06/03
You pay for Linux?  Suicida| | 12/07/03
What really would happen  voska | 12/08/03
not true  engel000 | 12/05/03
Article is FUD. Kernel Team LISTENS to users, but isn't a slave! Duh!  dicktaurus@... | 12/05/03
Is Linux a ruthless apprentice?  pa2004 | 12/06/03
"Will never become cutting edge"  IT_User | 12/06/03
Are you implying...  Bob/Paul | 12/06/03
Ill 2nd that  Suicida| | 12/07/03
Agreed, Linux as a product is a follower.  rkadowns | 12/06/03
starting to sound l ike MS  memuser | 12/06/03
Fansasy  IT_User | 12/06/03
Lack of preview  IT_User | 12/06/03
More like Redhat is sounding like MS  Suicida| | 12/07/03
2.6 is ready  George Mitchell | 12/07/03
Could this be a move to...  BitTwiddler | 12/07/03

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