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The Sydney Morning Herald: Linux Reloaded

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“When Linux first made its way onto the radar in the mid-1990s,
one of its most touted advantages was its ability to give ageing
computers a new lease on life.

“At the time many people found the newest versions of Microsoft
Windows and Office demanded more power than their systems could
deliver. Linux, on the other hand, could run on the smell of an
oily rag…”


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