Well, I think that the people who look at open source as some sort of magic equation where either all of a sudden the world does your work for you or all of a sudden you no longer have to worry about maintaining software. I mean, that's not it at all. You nurture that infrastructure, you build those bridges, you extend the marketing messages, and you basically make it possible for these developers to participate in a community that's worthwhile, that's moving forward. And that does actually help them see the brighter future that's ahead. The people who think money is the engine are the people who are wrong.
Money is just the gas, and the engine is the open source development community.
And the quality of the people who are in that community determines how much horse power this movement's going to have. We want quality to scale and we want to build and we think that open source is actually a model to help quality scale. Gnome enables so many different things. It's just phenomenal. OK, here's the thing I love.