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You said: "Enlighten Me" - then you edited it (I think) Anyway here is something about Indian Contributors to linux, The links below will prove my point. http

• plinkplonk 19y ago
  I did "edit the post" . As I said I am too woozy and making some mistakes. So when I see a typo , or just feel I am being too sarcastic, I use the edit button. I must be doing something wrong because my posts were cut off a few times. Sorry for any inconvenience. Ok now to your list of people. This is good work ! Thanks! But ... Do you know what these people actually do or are you just pulling names off a google search? I believe I explicitly asked for names and specific contributions . All those pages are light on the specifics . I gave some examples of specific cntribs earlier. I asked explicitly for significant contributions with details. On the linux India list, if you remove all the "internationalization" type of contributors there are a bare handful left. But Do you know if any of those people (good people no doubt) are major contributors to their projects? As for CDAC, do you know people who work there? I do. They are severely hit be people leaving to -- guess where -- the United States. Many of their projects (not all) don't have much more than web pages. (Like wise for the DRDO - Defence Research and Development Organization for the non Indians reading this). Again (just to stop arguing _ I will be glad to continue offlist ;-) ) I will concede the point. The Linux Kernel, GCC and other open source efforts would be hamstrung if all the Indians suddenly disappeared ;-) You are right. India is a powerhouse of open source contribution. ;-) This thread has deteriorated too much. Apologies to all for my part in said deterioration. This is my final post. Take Care,
  • Keios 19y ago
    You must not have read some of the profiles which are hyperlinked in that page. Anyway, this discussion seems to have become to trivial. Cheers