[ Thanks to Desktop Linux for this
link. ]
“Are you considering using the Linux operating system, but want
to give it a test-drive first? Workspot offers a way to try Linux
through your Internet browser. The subscription-based program gives
you the flexibility to use Red Hat in your business or at home for
a low monthly fee. DesktopLinux.com spoke with Workspot’s CEO Greg
Bryant to learn more about using Desktop Linux anywhere…“DesktopLinux.com: Can you briefly describe Workspot’s
history and mission?“Greg Bryant: We set out to provide a personal,
infinite machine… something like a desktop that lives forever…
available remotely through any other machine. We could only build
that with nonproprietary, open, Free software… so it’s a
GNU/Linux desktop.“DesktopLinux.com: Currently, Workspot offers
Red Hat 8.0. Are there plans to offer other Linux
distributions?“Greg Bryant: We have boundless plans… we
want to offer all distros, and all desktop managers, and all
applications, and quite a bit of hardware. Workspot should be the
complete, living showcase of the Linux world, where people can try
anything at the click of a button, preconfigured…”