> I'd say it's also true of the overwhelming majority of office workers too. Most definitely. But they have jobs, they're paying taxes, and they still have the

> I'd say it's also true of the overwhelming majority of office workers too. Most definitely. But they have jobs, they're paying taxes, and they still have the ability to take on side-projects if they are so motivated and inclined. > I didn't start side projects when I had jobs. Everything flipped for me when I discovered entrepreneurship, and I just did it full time once that happened. Well then you took the Bill Gates model, so you kind of screwed the whole Torvalds argument anyway...