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Re:moron reaction #3

Posted by: Anonymous Coward on March 16, 2006 08:25 AM
Actually there is a connection to the GP's post and it is is *very* relative.

Although Mandriva is a French-Brazilian company the GP was speaking about Corparatisim vs. Community, a subject that that defines the arc of Mandrake>Mandriva. I think most would agree that the US is the most extreme example of a corporate society.

"Duval said that last year Mandriva CEO Francois Bancilhon asked him to leave the company. Instead, Duval agreed to move from his long-time position as vice president of communication to head a new "community department" intended "to improve Mandriva's image in the open source arena." Now the company has terminated that effort.", community vs. corporatisim.

Gael Duval started Mandrake as a very community oriented Distro that drifted increasingly toward a business structure as it sought to achieve self-suficiency.

I agree that the GP's post was a bit of a rant, but I also believe It was related, and essentially correct.

And for the record my parents were business owners, and I am a business owner, here in the States.

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