Intel claim open source driven by 'enthusiasts' is 'complete rubbish' says Weaveworks founder
"Enterprise-capable product" can only be produced once open source is "professionalised" by distributors, claims Intel
Weaveworks founder and CEO Alexis Richardson delivered a verbal drubbing to an Intel senior architect yesterday after he suggested open source software is still driven by "enthusiasts" who alone don't...
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