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:Threats (Subversive and Otherwise) to GNU/Linux Growth
Threats (Subversive and Otherwise) to GNU/Linux Growth
Mar 12, 2008, 00 :00 UTC (1 Talkback[s]) (4208 reads)

(Other stories by Roy Schestowitz)

"From a purely technical perspective, there is little or no reason why GNU/Linux-powered devices should cease to thrive. They could even become a de facto choice in consumer appliances for years to come. In turn, more broadly we might find desktop deployments that consistently use GNU/Linux as the platform of choice. However, the greater barriers to the GNU/Linux desktop are more subtle.

"Linus Torvalds, the creator of the Linux kernel, keeps insisting that Microsoft, by failing to compete based on technical merits, resorts to fear, uncertainty and doubt techniques--sometimes going as far as intimidation. More recently, Torvalds said he was becoming concerned about what he described as 'external issues--especially patents...'"

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