“In Part One of this article we looked at the growth of
GNU/Linux in several areas, including high-performance computing
(supercomputers), mobile phones, desktops, miniature laptops,
consoles, and set-top boxes. There is a great deal of overlap
between some of these areas, but they are certainly separable.“In this concluding article we look at the growth of GNU/Linux
in still more tech sectors. This ought to demonstrate the
tremendous presence that GNU/Linux quietly gained throughout the
year 2007…”
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