Wacky WorldCoding
The Linux kernel team used a proprietary tool called BitKeeper for free until the licence was revoked. Linus Torvalds wrote Git as a replacement in 2005; within a few months it was managing the kernel.
Wacky WorldCoding
The Linux kernel team used a proprietary tool called BitKeeper for free until the licence was revoked. Linus Torvalds wrote Git as a replacement in 2005; within a few months it was managing the kernel.