[OLUG] offtopic: culture in MIT, Berkeley, Silicon Valley

[Daniel Pfile]

I have a copy of Under the Radar by Bob Young aka the ceo of redhat. It's
a good read of how redhat got where they are today, and how linux went
commercial...

# Daniel Pfile        # I have no cool signature.
# pfiled at marietta.edu # Finger for free illegal software.

On Tue, 21 Mar 2000, Rado Bonk wrote:

> Hi Linux users,
> Does anybody have some interested links on MIT, Berkeley or Silicon
> Valley, concerning culture of hackers or software engineers in those
> islands of inovation. Any material about groving importance of these
> places would be good for my research.
> I already have "Voices from Open Source Revolution" book, but that is not
> enough. A kind of book on history of those places would be very nice.
> Also a serious analysis of open source sw production and commercial sw
> production, would be very nice. I am gonna use economic-geography point of
> view on that problem of location high-tech industries in those places.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
>         -Rado
> 
> ---
> Rado Bonk
> Dept. of Geography-Geology
> UNO, Omaha, NE
> 
> 
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