Miren lo que dice el CEO de nada menos Red Hat Jim Whitehurst, que esta totalmente en desacuerdo con lo que dice torvals

[quote]Whitehurst: I guess my simple answer to that is as Linux has continued to grow and its applicability continues to expand, there’s just more feature functionality that people are looking for to be built into the operating system. I have not had a conversation with him about the comment. I don’t think of that as bloat. Certainly bloat is when you start adding feature functionalities that people don’t want, and certainly the nature of Linux where users are the key contributors, I do think Linux is growing but I think it is much more indicative of the fact that its’ continued added features that people do want and the key differentiator is it can continue to do that in a very modular way, so I actually look at the growth as much more of a reflection that it continues to add features that people do want, and that’s a good thing.

So who’s right here? Whitehurst has a point. Won’t every operating system have virtualization capabilities layered in? Isn’t it the normal course of business to add features?

However, Torvalds may be onto something too. He may be early with his bloat warning, but at some point Linux will have more features than people actually want. Bloated operating systems are like a lot of other things: It’s hard to find the tipping point, but you know bloat when you see it.[/quote]
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Source: http://blogs.zdnet.com/BTL/?p=24832&tag=nl.e539