LinuxWorld.com.au: Red Flag Linux Targets Global Market

[ Thanks to Thor for this link. ]

"Red Flag Software is making expansion plans and aims to take its mainland China-developed Red Flag Linux software to the international market."

"According to Liu Bo, chief executive officer and president of Red Flag Software, the overwhelming response to the company's Linux distribution in the mainland has given the company confidence to take Red Flag to the global market."

"Liu said Linux currently has a 13.6 percent share of the server operating system market in China, according to International Data Corp., and has the potential to grow even further."

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