My understanding is that Linus didn't move. He still lives wherever he
lived before (I do remember him saying he used to have a long drive to
work though). 

Carl P. 

On Mon, 2003-08-04 at 08:22, G.D.Thurman wrote:
> Transmeta -- Efficient Computing and more...
> 
> Torvalds becomes a Transmeta Fellow and goes 
> to OSDL.org; Transmeta's China venture makes
> the news; Transmeta becomes a topic on Slashdot 
> thanks to an up-tick in the processor markets.
> 
> http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=03/08/04/0727223
> http://osdl.org
> http://midori.transmeta.com/
> 
> I like Transmeta's street address.
> 3990 Freedom Circle
> 
> Speaking of Fellows... Ken Thompson,
> the creator of Unix, is a Fellow at
> privately-held Entrisphere.
> 
> http://www.entrisphere.com/about_coreteam.html
> 
> Not that it means anything, but both Transmeta and 
> Entrisphere are located in Santa Clara, CA; i.e., 
> for a short period of time, Santa Clara was home 
> to the creator of Unix and the creator of Linux.
> 
> Torvalds has gone to Beaverton, Oregon (or there
> abouts).  My expectation is that he will like Oregon.
> Transmeta -- thanks to making Torvalds a Fellow -- 
> enables Linus to maintain a Silicon Valley connection.
> 
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