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Re: [News] Signs That GNU/Linux is Already Mainstream on the Desktop Too

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____/ 7 on Wednesday 03 September 2008 17:47 : \____

> Roy Schestowitz wrote:
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>> When Linux gets cited as a matter of course, it?s truly gone mainstream
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>> | In the Linux console, if you enter the following commands, you can learn
>> | the secrets of a political dirty trick
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>> http://blogs.zdnet.com/Murphy/?p=1231
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> Definition of mainstream is more than 7% of global market share.
> Linux is already mainstream in the server market, embedded market,
> UMPC market, television market, DVD market, Satnav market, router
> market, IP webcam market, etc. etc. etc.
> 
> Mainstream in the desktop market - still ways to go.
> Atleast 1 million+ new Linux desktop installs per week
> and increasing.

It's already mainstream on 'the desktop' in several nations (Brazil for
example, where Macs hardly exists) and at some capacity in tomorrow's
desktops. Remember: Dell puts Linux on a lot of motherboards as the 'default'
O/S... and it's not alone.

- -- 
"There's a lot of Linux out there -- much more than Microsoft generally signals
publicly -- and their customers are using it..." --Paul DeGroot, a Directions
On Microsoft analyst.
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