We pursued a dream, a vision of a networked world where people could work together seamlessly regardless of geographic location. At that time, Linux found me. It was an experiment in massively distributed work, cooperation, and sharing. The journey is all. Each day of our lives, we make decisions.
Some people pursue goals, money, power, success.
There is another path, a basic human instinct to form groups and to share. As we look within ourselves, we realize that the existence of Linux transcends its technical merits. It is a symbol of the power of the human spirt to share, focused by the power of the greatest human network in the world. Linux is cool because Linux is the journey. There is a lot of discussion in Japan on how to pronounce the word Linux.