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Rebel Code: Linux and the Open Source Revolution
Linux started as a side project by a Finnish student and somehow became the spearhead of a global software rebellion. This isn’t just geek lore; it’s a story about how a ragtag group of programmers flipped the tech world on its head by sharing code instead of hoarding it. Glyn Moody’s Rebel Code digs into the messy, idealistic, and often downright stubborn undercurrents that powered the open-source revolution before it became a buzzword.
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