Or are you just happy to be using opensource software?
I never know if I should capitalize “opensource”. Should it be OpenSource? Gah, I hate stuff like that!
But, I love Linux. I may not be incredibly well versed in the ways of Ubuntu, but, that’s okay because now I can download a free pocket guide to Ubuntu in PDF format. Of course, you could buy the $10 print version, but why?
So, c’mon you Linux geeks and wannabe Linux geeks! Go get it!
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Two separate words: “open source.”
Sometimes hyphenated: “open-source software.”
Sometimes an acronym: “OSS.”
🙂
Comment by Gnothi — 5/22/2009 @ 11:55 am
Uh, actually, if you’re going to pick nits, “OSS” stands for Open Source Software. You know, if you’re going for “anal retentive”. 😉
Comment by the Network Geek — 5/22/2009 @ 12:11 pm