Hans Reiser Selling Company
Hans Reiser, the prominent Bay Area Linux programmer charged with murdering his wife, says he's seeking to sell off his open-source file system company, Namesys, to help pay mounting legal costs.
In the first interview since his arrest, Reiser spoke this week about the future of his company and his legal travails from within the walls of Santa Rita Jail, where he is being held without bail.
"I just keep thinking that I'm stuck in George Orwell's 1984," he said while shackled, dressed in a red prison-issue jumpsuit, and locked in a cement room. "The government has taken away my kids, invaded my house, held me in solitary confinement and caused me all sorts of financial problems."
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re: Namesys for sale
Off topic - but boy is that website fugly (www.namesys.com).
re: Namesys for sale
Off topic - but boy is that website fugly (www.namesys.com).
Boy, I can't argue with ya on that one. But it's chocked full of information, ain't it?
Really I think you are just used to the beautiful aesthetics of tuxmachines.org.
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