Games As an Alternative Linux Desktop Strategy Jan 6, 2009, 14 :34 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (3848 reads) (Other stories by Matt Asay)
"Actually, as I've written several times before, we don't need a "Year of the Linux Desktop," largely because the applications that run on my Mac (and on your Windows PC) already are Linux. Google, Amazon, and a huge swath of the Web are written on to run remotely on Linux, then delivered to your Mac/Windows/Linux PC. This fetish with Linux desktops is outdated.
"However, if you must persist in that fetish, I'd recommend Andrew Min's approach: gaming."
