Does Java Need a "Linux moment"?
Does Java Need a "Linux moment"?
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Does anyone remember that one of the reasons Linux or GNU/Linux (sorry Richard Stallman) was created, was to create a Unix like environment which was free and open to use and not encumbered by the licensing restrictions of the AT&T's original Unix.
With all the stuff happening with Java right now, being a Java developer has become a depressing experience, and it's getting really hard to see a positives for the platform.
Perhaps Java needs it's own "Linux moment".
A Java (but not Java) platform that is free and open and built on the same principles that made Linux a success, with the potential for the same type of success that Linux has enjoyed.
I don't know if it's even feasible, but it's certainly becoming an appealing thought.
From http://dotneverland.blogspot.com/2010/10/does-java-need-linux-moment.html
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