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<blockquote data-quote="jakeroberts" data-source="post: 381989" data-attributes="member: 29740"><p>Its true open source typically doesn't pay but there are exceptions and companies like Ubuntu are gaining market share.&nbsp; I kind of hope the next tech&nbsp; surge will have to do with open source.&nbsp;&nbsp; Can you imagine working at Apple in about 1981?&nbsp; I guess to some up I hope to pick a career thats puts me in a good place when the next big thing in computing comes.&nbsp; The empire in Redmond is faultering, The current Ubuntu is really great, it took a big leap from the last release, Apple is strong and getting stronger, people are really responding to the Intel switch.&nbsp; People in this country are starting to shake the &quot;herd mentality&quot; that has gripped them for quite some time.&nbsp; Openness to new ideas paves the road for a better everthing including computing.&nbsp; &nbsp; I think its an exciting time and I want to be involved in that but I still have to feed everybody too.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="jakeroberts, post: 381989, member: 29740"] Its true open source typically doesn't pay but there are exceptions and companies like Ubuntu are gaining market share. I kind of hope the next tech surge will have to do with open source. Can you imagine working at Apple in about 1981? I guess to some up I hope to pick a career thats puts me in a good place when the next big thing in computing comes. The empire in Redmond is faultering, The current Ubuntu is really great, it took a big leap from the last release, Apple is strong and getting stronger, people are really responding to the Intel switch. People in this country are starting to shake the "herd mentality" that has gripped them for quite some time. Openness to new ideas paves the road for a better everthing including computing. I think its an exciting time and I want to be involved in that but I still have to feed everybody too. [/QUOTE]

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