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“And what's interesting is in, in neither of those two worlds, at least historically, like pre-crypto, has much of the value that those open source contribute been captured.”

“Mac had more share of web servers than Linux, and the World Wide Web was three percent of internet traffic.”

“All the things about power management and security and reliability this whole sealed case notion of the phone and the tablet OS's, these modern OS's, these are huge, huge benefits. And there, there's no way of sort of retroactively adding those to the existing…”

“Linux is so, people don't understand, some people don't understand, it's so thoroughly one.”

“Containers use far less compute resources there. You know, it used to be where I had to support Windows and Linux on a machine, therefore virtual machines are important. Now it's only Linux on both sides. Linux as the base operating system and running within t…”

“We're seeing this tectonic shift right now in data centers from Windows over to Linux.”

“If you look at traditionally things that have gotten a lot of developer interest like Linux or Android or whatever it sometimes takes five years or 10 years, but they eventually end up being massive platforms.”

“If you could have invested in something that, that, that had some correlation to the adoption of Linux, it would have been one of the all-time great investments.”

“Red Hat kinda got lucky and find a commoditizing change, which was Unix to Linux. That's an rare event to have a major, you know, chip system re platforming see change.”

“The fact that it's open, and anyone can take it, and hack it, and fork it, and look at it, and audit it, and do all these things, like, this is why Linux won, right? And this is why all this stuff is going to win.”

“Right on schedule we get the arrival of a new open technology, which are blockchains that directly challenge The proprietary data business model, just as the internet and Linux challenged the proprietary software and distribution business model.”

“So now it's, I think, number one GitHub stars of all time. It passed React, it passed Linux.”

“Turned out there were about a quarter million live keys. In their training sets, many of which had direct supply chain implications. There was a foundational Linux library that one of the keys had direct push access to. It could have pushed malware to most mac…”