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The situation at One Laptop Per Child (OLPC), the organization behind the $100 laptop, looks like it's going from bad to worse. As we've reported before, key personnel have recently walked out on the project.
At the center of the conflict appears to be the issue of how deep the laptop's open source roots should be.
The $100 laptop project, otherwise known as OLPC, has faced a large number of setbacks since it was initially unveiled several years ago. The most recent such problem just occurred, when Walter Bender announced his resignation.
Did he leave because the project might abandon open source software? And what does this mean?
