“Most Linux desktop systems in the enterprise are installed by
adventurous techie types without blessing or support from the
corporate IS department. The long-awaited GNOME 1.0 (pronounced
“Gah-NOME”), however, should help spur adoption of Linux as a
corporate desktop alternative.”
“Choosing a GUI for your Linux box is somewhat like choosing an
OS. Different systems are better for different users. Those who
wish to develop applications or have the widest range of X Windows
customization options should give GNOME a try.”
The article also gives several paragraphs to KDE. -lt
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