Free for All Table of Contents

• Preface  
• Book Notes   
• Battle -- Microsoft looks for competitors and finds Linux.    
• Image -- The Rag Tag Army of Volunteers, Wizards, Hackers, Gurus, and Assorted Random Computer Geniuses.   
• College -- How the Publish or Perish World of Academia Created Free Software and then Betrayed It.    
• Quicksand -- The Last Battle that Sealed the Fate of Institutions Everywhere.    
• Outsider -- The Rise of the Ronin and the Birth of Linux.   
• Growth -- What Began as a Hobby Grew Into a Business and Then a Crusade.    
• Freedom -- The Price of Liberty Is An Eternal Debate About What It Means.    
• Source -- Use the Source, Luke.   
• People -- How to Make Generalizations About Thousands, Even Millions of People.    
• Politics -- Communism Meets Libertarism In A No Holds Barred Match.   
• Charity -- If A Gift Falls From The Sky Without a Tax Deduction, Is It Charity?   
• Love -- Can This Marriage Between Millions of Brilliant, Iconoclastic Individuals Survive?    
• Corporations -- Can Free Software Avoid the Claustrophobia of Cubicles and the Legal Strictures of Corporate Structure?    
• Money -- How To Get By With A Little Help From Your Friends.    
• Fork -- When Two Minds Diverged In the Open Woods, We Took Both of Them, And That Made All of the Difference.     
• Core -- Turning A-List Programmers Into the A-Team.    
• T-Shirts -- Softwear versus Software.     
• New -- Why Free Software Is Just a Ho-Hum, Been-There, Done-That Thing for the Smokestack Industries.    
• Nations -- The Omnipotence the State Meets the Omniscience of the Noosphere.     
• Wealth -- Would You Rather Have A Million Dollars or A Computer That Doesn't Crash?    
• Future -- Will Success Spoil Rock Solid Code?     
• Glossary -- Some Terms From the Book.     
•  Bibliography -- Some References.