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:Editorial: The Future of the Linux Desktop
Editorial: The Future of the Linux Desktop
Apr 11, 2007, 21 :45 UTC (10 Talkback[s]) (10075 reads)

[ Thanks to Mister H for this link. ]

"'The year of Linux on the Desktop.' Typically, these articles show up near the end of the year. They always cause a big debate 'Will 200* be the year of Linux on the Desktop?!' is the headline, followed by comment wars. The comment wars break down like this. Linux vs. Windows users, Mac vs. Linux users, a branch war of Windows vs. Mac users, KDE vs. Gnome users, Ubuntu lovers/haters, Compiz vs. Beryl, pro/anti DRM people and the list goes on and on. A consensus is never reached. Some concepts show up over and over. This editorial addresses those concepts.

"'Linux will never be ready until my mom/grandma/aunt can use it!' It is funny to me that it almost always is a female..."

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  Talkback(s) Name  and Date
Linux is ready now.The average consumer  ...   ho hum   
Tim Hanson
Apr 11, 2007, 22:23:38
 
I totally agree with you but... Linux is ...   Re: ho hum   
brian
Apr 12, 2007, 00:04:08
 
Its been impressive for years. After you ...   Linux is impressive   
philc
Apr 12, 2007, 01:38:48
 
It is an Acer Aspire AS3690 (1.6GHz/512R ...   My daughter's XP isn't ready...   
GreyGeek
Apr 12, 2007, 13:12:50
 
My wife graduated from nursing school la ...   Ready for computer-phobic women!   
PDL
Apr 12, 2007, 13:14:25
 
Nice article, very refreshing point of v ...   Wine irrelevant?   
NottaRobot
Apr 12, 2007, 13:37:45
 
Last month I set up a Linux box for my 7 ...   Linux for gradparents   
Isaac Izquierdo
Apr 12, 2007, 19:09:48
 
I think the points the author made are v ...   very true   
pontke
Apr 12, 2007, 20:35:58
 
Where are these people?  I mean really,  ...   There are Pro-DRM people?   
Hans
Apr 12, 2007, 20:53:15
 
> Where are these people?  I mean really ...   Re: There are Pro-DRM people?   
blackhole
Apr 13, 2007, 06:43:41
 
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