Thanks to Richard
Lamothe for this link.
“Corel Corp. will today unveil Linux versions of its flagship
software and new graphics technology that could dramatically boost
Linux’s viability as an alternative to Microsoft Windows.”
“In a keynote speech at the Linux World Conference in San Jose,
Michael Cowpland, Corel’s president and chief executive, will
describe his company’s new Linux-based graphical user interface —
the screen users see and work on when they’re running a personal
computer.”
“Mr. Cowpland believes the innovation will make Linux as easy to
use as its more dominant rival, the Windows operating system. It’s
the latest move in a campaign, by Corel and other companies, to
unseat Microsoft Windows as the dominant operating system.”