Windows 7 Gets a Thumbs Up from Linus Torvalds
Didn't even dream such a day would dawn, did you ? Now here is the father of Linux posing before a Windows 7 stall in Japan with a thumbs up sign.
Linus Torvalds poses before a Windows 7 stall
The story behind the picture
The occasion was a Linux Symposium held in Japan in which Linus Torvalds was an attendee. Microsoft knowing about the Linux Symposium erected a Windows 7 promotion booth right across the venue.
During the break, when Linus Torvalds was dragged to the Windows 7 booth by a few of his buddies, he chose to pose as seen in the picture.
If you are wondering, No! Linus didn't buy a copy of Windows 7.
Source of News : Engadget
Photo Credits : Chris @ Japan Linux Symposium
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