* Directories `java/fossil` en `java/pijul` leegmaken.
* Start Rectangle.

* (Directories `java/fossil` en `java/pijul` leegmaken.)

  * Terminal met `mirror` erin

  * IntelliJ IDEA, geopend op pad `/Users/hanno/development/talks/reveal.js-4.1.0/slide-decks/will-git-be-around-forever-slides/java`
     * Met 'Project View'
     * Met iTerm ernaast in Split Screen-configuratie
     * Met iTerm geopend op pad `/Users/hanno/development/talks/reveal.js-4.1.0/slide-decks/will-git-be-around-forever-slides/java`
* Test Extend -> Mirror (not needed if there is a screen on the stage)
* Test Mirror -> Extend

  * VSCode, geopend op pad `/Users/hanno/development/talks/reveal.js-4.1.0/slide-decks/will-git-be-around-forever-slides/demo`
  * Terminal ernaast in Split Screen-configuratie
    * Tabje voor fossil
    * Tabje voor pijul - verbonden met Docker-container 

Which are both *undestructable*.

Which are both *indestructible*.

BitKeeper went from an open-source license to a proprietary license, just like **that**.

BitKeeper always was a proprietary piece of software, so a paid product.
But Linux got a special deal.
The deal is simple, the Linux community could use Bitkeeper for free in exchange for some metadata and an agreement for Linux contributors not to work on competing version control systems. 
No other distributed version control systems existed at the time.
Eventually however, in March 2005, Bitkeeper informs teh Linux Kernel Development Team that they will have to start to pay to continue using Bitkeeper.

Mr. Torvalds had been using BitKeeper for the Linux kernel, but was now suddenly in need of a new version control system!

            <th>2020</th>

            <th>2021</th>

            <th>2020</th>
            <th>2030</th>

            <th>2021</th>
            <th>2032</th>

            <th>2030</th>

            <th>2032</th>

            <th><del>2030</del></th>
            <th>2030</th>

            <th><del>2032</del></th>
            <th>2032</th>

So Pijul might be the third version control system in 2030!

So Pijul might be the third version control system in 2032!