Re: RMS
I have nothing against him. He is one of my heroes.
I b'lieve many people consider him unrealistic and rabid and stubborn. I think
the validity of the first accusation depends on what one thinks in general about
the value of a desire to improve the world. I'd say "rabid and stubborn" are
common characteristics of great innovators - how can you MOVE the "great
indifferent machine" WITHOUT being rabid and stubborn?
Glenn
On Thu, 1 Aug 2002, Paul Johnson
wrote:
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> > > particularly given that it's rms's pet
> > > project
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> > Hmmm. That alone would be a reason to walk wide of it. Besides,
> > (not (like (Lisp) (me))).
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> What do folks have against RMS? I like his goal of a free world, and
> respect the fact he's got the balls to act on it.
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> As for it being RMS's pet project, better uninstall everything GNU you
> have then...
>
> - --
> Baloo
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