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:The Many Signs That GNU/Linux Grew Significantly in 2007 - Part 1
The Many Signs That GNU/Linux Grew Significantly in 2007 - Part 1
Dec 10, 2008, 13 :05 UTC (1 Talkback[s]) (3724 reads)

(Other stories by Roy Schestowitz)

"One needs to look for evidence of growth not only in desktops. Judgment must be based on multiple areas where GNU/Linux gains traction. This ought to cover some disruptive trends that are yet to be reckoned with.

"As time goes by, appliances might inherit the important role of traditional desktops. Mobile and ultramobile devices could gradually replace laptops and servers become more predominant owing to Web-based software, which also moves storage towards the back end. Let’s explore how GNU/Linux fits this broader vision and discover just how ubiquitous it is, with growth consistently on the upside."

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