neil said:
> On Monday 03 May 2004 07:44 am, duncan brown wrote:
>
> Dude - That's quite naive if you don't mind me saying. It's the people
> over thirty that have made the major contributions getting Linux where
> it is today. If you think you'll be over the hill at thirty, then in all
> likely hood you will be. You'd better ditch your PCs now and get
> yourself a nice, simple, uncomplicated, user friendly Macintosh while
> the going is good.
if fedora core didn't become what it is now, i probably would have gone
mac for my desktop, but i think i'll always be linux on the server side.
and i wasn't saying that once you're over 30 you're the enemy, you're
useless or anything else negitive. it's that everyone i know that likes
linux is under 30, i havn't been to a lug meeting... so that's probably
getting in the way of that experience (besides 2006 comming around)
i know that a great majority of the contributions to FOSS come fromthose
over 30, i don't dispute that.
and i never said anything about being over the hill at 30, i think that in
modern times 'over the hill' is more like 60 anyway. later retirement is
a huge factor in that.
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