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“Linux fans cheered a leaked memo from IBM Corp. executive Bob
Greenberg this month that challenged workers to replace their
Windows PCs with the upstart operating system over the next two
years.“It would indeed seem a big step forward for Linux, which has
become a hit on servers but remains a distant underdog on standard
desktop PCs.“Still, such moves by large firms remain the exception, not the
rule. Smaller businesses – not corporate giants – are the most
eager Linux adopters, according to a December study by SG
Cowen…”
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