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...llables than Windows2000." (sigh) Except that a typical Linux is less than 50% GNU (FSF) software, and less than 60% GPL (worse if you measure by the byte), so to be fair and precise, we would have to call it (take a deep breath now ...) GNU/BSD/ASL/PD/QPL/MPL/SCL/NCL/DCL/IBMPL/JOSL/NOSL/SCL/NGPL/PL/MCVWL/Linux and then we get into the argument of who's name goes in what order and which ones we leave out for brevity. Where it does get termed GNU/Linux, as with Debian, an immediate pressure arises to make it _exclusively_ GNU/Linux and prevent the distribution of non-FSF-approved open...

I did manage to dv-tape this from the front row, and thus got pretty fair audio, but a slightly awkward camera angle. NYU Media Lab had a tripod set up at the back, and were apparently intending to webcast the results via real. They were a little taken aback when I mentioned Richard's aversion to propietary formats, and thanked me profusely for pointing it out, and saving them grief.