[ Thanks to Anton for
this link. ]
“In an article some time ago, I wrote how the release of Vista
may actually be a good thing for the desktop Linux community. My
reasoning at the time was that the rigorous hardware demands of
Vista and its price could drive people to Linux. This seems to be
doubly true now that Vista’s intended feature set has become less
impressive, it has been delayed, and there will be six pricing
SKUs.“So what do the problems of Vista have to do with desktop Linux?
In short, a lot…”
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