The author says ... "If you could go back in time 15 years and tell your younger self that you would one day be able to run Windows NT in an innovative, interc

The author says ... "If you could go back in time 15 years and tell your younger self that you would one day be able to run Windows NT in an innovative, interconnected, and thoroughly integrated handheld device that could make phone calls and was more powerful than the workstation you were then using, I mean, wow. That younger self would have done cartwheels." Turns out that the same logic applies to the Free Software Linux, the kernel for Android ... If you could go back in time 15 years and tell your younger self that you would one day be able to run [Linux] in an innovative, interconnected, and thoroughly integrated handheld device that could make phone calls and was more powerful than the workstation you were then using, [and was expected to have over a billion users]. I mean, wow. That younger self would have done cartwheels [!!!]