There are certain constants in life, and one of them is a never-ending spate of predictions that Linux is dead on the desktop. It’s inevitable that we see these kinds of article popping up every once in a while. CIO has one of the latest examples of this as it tries to make the case that Linux is dead on the desktop.
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