Asia Computer Weekly: Linux Here, There and Everywhere

" To use Linux on a bigger scale, companies will need more reasons than low licence fees. Although Linux gained some acceptance last year—mainly among cash-strapped organisations and government agencies—its adoption was restricted to corporate servers.

"However, 2005 may finally be the year that Linux makes its mark as a desktop operating system, and even moves into homes as Linux appliances become more common..."

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