Vote for Patrick or AlienBob as Linux person of the year! :)
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Year 2015 ends. Taking time to honor those peoples who work in Linux and Open Source community and dont have deserved popularity. Maybe you use everyday several products from these peoples this is your personal chance to say thank you.
So the criteria to get a vote is to have a "lot of time" in news? Now I understand how Donald Trump will be a president.
It's person of the year, the FOSS media are going to influence that whether you, me, or anyone likes that. You don't have to like Sharp or agree with her take on things or her actions but they were publicized and many do agree. You don't have to like Poettering fo whatever reason but as long as the drama over systemd persists he's going to be on that list and he deserves to be on that list.
You don't have to like Poettering fo whatever reason but as long as the drama over systemd persists he's going to be on that list and he deserves to be on that list.
Perhaps, people who eager to bring "drama" to the Linux development shouldn't be named as a representative of the community.
Both spent a lot of time in the news whether you like them or not.
I prefer quality to quantity. A lot of people are in the news everyday for no particular merit. Regarding Poettering, I guess that's what they call "breaking news"...
I prefer quality to quantity. A lot of people are in the news everyday for no particular merit. Regarding Poettering, I guess that's what they call "breaking news"...
It's not about the quality to you SW it's about the person of the year.
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