The fater of Linux speaks out against Leopard's file system.

Today in Australia, the father of Linux stated that OS X's file system in Leopard is designed poorly. This means that the Linux developer does not support the big corporation's unix based file system. Some would say that Linux is trying to compete with OS X, but he does still state that users should stick with Mac OS X instead of Vista, so no much has changed for the every day user. However, due to this, Apple Inc. may better develop Mac OS X to have a more stable and secure file system.