It occurs to me (after a spell of burying my head in some sand) that Oracle has bought Sun Microsystems (who in turn had bought MySQL). I have several issues in my head that are struggling to find words: 1) that Jonathan Schwatz, my favorite CEO blogger, is moving on (this is just that sentimental clinging - &quot;don&#39;t go!&quot;) but more importantly 2) this buy-out may signify the end of Open Source as we know it. <div>

<br></div><div><br></div><div>What is Kenya&#39;s position on the matter? I imagine that this has been discussed in the technology policy circles?</div><div><br></div><div><br clear="all">Al Kags<br>-----------------------<br>

Author, Living Memories.<br>“IF THERE IS SUCH A THING AS Kenya, these stories belong to us all, just as the pictures in Kenya Burning document the trauma of a nation during the post-election violence. The age of history written by white males is well and truly over.” - Star Columnist, Betty Caplan in the East African Weekly Newspaper.<br>

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