I'm at the GNU 30th celebration today in Cambridge, MA, USA. I first read the GNU Manifesto and the GPL in 1991 and it changed my life. I've always felt like a "late comer" because I wasn't around the Free Software world in the 1980s. Given that I've been involved in 22 of the 30 years, maybe I'm actually an old-timer now. :)
Claes Wallin (韋嘉誠), giammi@identi.ca, ciarang, GDFEJK and 9 others likes this.
> 2/3, I'd say you gained your old-timer title =)
BTW it seems from this page that RMS's talk at 21:00 UTC will be live streamed: https://gnu.org/gnu30/celebration
Definite old timer status achieved. I'm just now coming around to GNU after 10-15 years using mix of free and non-free software. I'm really enjoying the switch and development is a lot more fun.
Christopher M. Hobbs (inactive) at 2013-09-28T15:21:46Z
sazius old account, Luis likes this.
