Linus' post reminds me of the Slashdot thread where people were saying the iPod would never catch on. Saying there's no ARM "at home" is closed-minded to say t

Linus' post reminds me of the Slashdot thread where people were saying the iPod would never catch on. Saying there's no ARM "at home" is closed-minded to say the least - it's already here - clusters of ARM boards are everywhere, laptops are rapidly gaining ground and I'm currently buying the parts for my first desktop-class ARM machine.