“Can Linux — which took the server market by storm this year —
beat a path to the desktop in ’99? Corel hopes that’s the
case.”
“Next month it releases its NetWinder Linux Computer, touting
the $729 to $1179 systems as Windows alternatives for the corporate
desktop.”
Basically there is nothing here that is not covered more
completely in ZDNet’s earlier story Sm@art Reseller: Is Linux
desktop DOA?.
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