Dear Members, Thirty-five years ago, a young computer science student, Linus Torvalds, shared a modest announcement about a new operating system he was developing, describing it as "just a hobby, won't be big and professional." That project eventually became Linux, one of the most widely deployed open-source technologies in computing history.
Interestingly, Linux was almost named "Freax" before the name "Linux" was adopted.
Today, Linux powers a significant portion of the world's servers, supercomputers, cloud infrastructure, smartphones, and digital services.
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Best regards, Francis
Francis Jayakanth
Formerly with IISc, Bengaluru