I think the article is good, but doesn't explain a basic issue that I have yet to master. How can one develop software and keep it private if you wish to. In a BillGatus of Borg world I know the answer. How do you do this in a Linux world so you can build value in your work? I ask this not to start any trouble, but to understand how I can choose when and how I share information.

Last but not least ... as to training ... I know you got a lot of hits ... but did you visit many of the web pages? I would like to find embedded Linux training or mentoring that I can afford.

Dan

Hello,

I think the article is very informative and answers alot of questions that the public needs to know.. If people would arm themselves with the info you provide I think that the base of Linux users would triple. Although I am new to the Linux platform I feel that it is very powerfull. I currently use a Linux based server in my line of work and it has shatterded the competitions chance of survival. My clients like Securtiy and surety that their business is going to be monitored well and Linux has offered the company I work for that stability.
Thank you for the information and look foward to a response.

Franklin Padilla.... An aspiring Linux Engineer