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PC Magazine: Will 2006 Be Linux’s Year?

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“Will Linux finally live up to its potential next year? It’s
tempting simply to say no. Linux continues to experience growing
pains as it struggles to catch up with Microsoft and Apple on
desktop computers. It has, however, made significant progress in
some areas not readily apparent to consumers. To answer the
question fairly, we must look at all the OS’s applications.

“Linux’s traditional stronghold has been on servers, especially
in LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP/Perl/ Python)
implementations…”

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