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I don't know, I guess some ... Netscape Navigator 4 isn't too bad, I <BR> use that. <BR> <BR> (One of the attendants said "It doesn't meet your first criterion very <BR> well, it crashes all the time!") <BR> <BR> It's interesting, it never crashes... well, in my experience it's not <BR> too bad. That's the only piece of binary only software I use with <BR> frequency...... <BR>(Netscape这不是纯粹欺负咱们么? 凭什么...不过ESR是牛人, 连二进制码都怕他..55~) <BR> <BR> (suddenly one software seemed to flash through his mind) .....oh, OH! <BR> This is even a windows software. Wow! <BR> <BR> The only program that I spend any time running on windows machine, is <BR> a game called "Civilization". That's a pretty good programs. <BR> ( 文明? 谁玩过? 看看是不是个"好程序". 看来ESR好象说谎哦. M$ Winbugs难道 <BR> 不是另外的binary programme? //sigh ) <BR> <BR> Do you have it here in Japan? It's a strategy game.... (He gave an <BR> almost complete description of "Civilization", and seemed to keep <BR> talking about it on and on... ) <BR> <BR> --------- <BR> <BR> ChangeLog: ....may we go on to our next question? (We only had limited <BR> time for this interview, so I had to say this.) <BR> <BR> ESR: Yes, of course. (laugh) <BR> <BR> ChangeLog: About Ken Thompson's comment on Linux on IEEE Computer <BR> magazine. He mentioned that Linux was worse than NT, and moreover, <BR> that was about reliability. You have clarified what he meant later, <BR> but that part was not included. So would you clarify on this point, <BR> too? <BR> <BR> ESR: I think that the key thing that he said that should be understood <BR> is that he specifically said that his experience was that Linux on <BR> non-PC hardware was not reliable. If you go back to the original <BR> interview, that's what he said, which makes me suspect that he was <BR> using some flaky marginal port on an Alpha or PowerPC. <BR> And it's true that those ports are not as reliable as the PC Linux, <BR> because they haven't had much use. They have not as much time for bugs <BR> to be shaken out of them. The interesting thing is that the fact that <BR> he specified non-PC hardware suggests that he had seen Linux one on PC <BR> so he had knew actually that was reliable. <BR> <BR> But I wasn't able to get him to get me more details about them. I <BR> asked him what machine he's seen and he failed on, and he didn't tell <BR> me. So I couldn't wrote it in the press about that. <BR> <BR> But that's the interesting point, I think he may have seen some non-PC <BR> port of Linux that was pretty marginal. He did say that he thinks open <BR> sources is a good idea so I was very relieved about that. (laughs) <BR> <BR> Ken saying "Linux is no good" is like having Eisai come back and say <BR> "Zen is no good, it's disturbing!" <BR> <BR> --------- <BR> <BR> This was actually Eric's Zen joke, which I and other Japanese <BR> attendants there didn't understand.... <BR> <BR> According to a Japanese dictionary :-), Eisai was an old Japanese <BR> Buddhist monk who first brought Zen to Japan from China. Therefore <BR> Eisai saying "(Japanese) Zen is no good" is ridiculous, because it was <BR> actually derived from him. :-) <BR> <BR> Eric said one of the things that surprised him in Japan was that he <BR> found out nobody seemed to understand his Zen jokes in Japan... the <BR> fact is, only few Japanese practice Zen now! <BR> ( Eisai这个日本老和尚说的什么呢? 什么是Zen? 筝? 功夫还是乐器还是其他?) <BR> --------- <BR> <BR> Later I had chance to talk with him, after his talk at Kyoto Sangyo <BR> University. He was very friendly. <BR> <BR> I asked him a little trifling question that asked if he had any plan <BR> to make grades of open source software, such as "Top 100 OSS". He said <BR> "No, I don't. It would get me far too many political words if I tried! <BR> (in high voice) 'Why didn't you list my PC software!?!?' 'My software <BR> deserves to be on that list!!! ahhhhhh!!'... No I don't think I'd do. <BR> I get enough troubles doing what I'm doing." <BR> <BR> He was all around a very nice person. Actually, much nicer than my <BR> expectation. I told him so, then he said "So you expected me to be <BR> obnoxious? Is that it? WHAT DID I DO??? PLEASE!! (laugh)" <BR> <BR> He also told me a little about flaming. "Once I meet face to face they <BR> do not tend to flame at me. It's the ones I haven't met that sometimes <BR> get obstreperous. ", "People tend to flame me in public then send me <BR> nice letters in private. I kind of wish it was the other way around... <BR> :-)" <BR> <BR> Last (but not least!), he said LWN was doing a very good job, and he <BR> likes "LWN daily", too! <BR> <BR> Eklektix, Inc. Linux powered! Copyright 1998 Eklektix, Inc. all rights <BR> reserved. <BR> Linux R is a registered trademark of Linus Torvalds <BR> <BR>===================End of Interview=========================== <BR>-- <BR>|======================+========================+====================| <BR>| 以无法为有法 , | 拳本无法,有法也空; | 我爱GNU/Linux, | <BR>| 以无限为有限 | 一法不立,无法不容。| 因为我爱自由! | <BR>| | | | <BR>| 截拳道宗师-李小龙 | 意拳宗师-王芗斋 | 土人 Linuxrat | <BR>|======================+========================+====================| <BR> <BR>※ 来源:·BBS 水木清华站 smth.org·[FROM: 202.112.168.252] <BR><CENTER><H1>BBS水木清华站∶精华区</H1></CENTER></BODY></HTML>
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