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Hab grad ein interessantes Interview gelesen und vor allem eine Frage finde ich da besonders gut:
Hier gibt´s das ganze Interview zu lesen: http://www.linuxandmain.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=141
LaM: Where do you think the future lies for desktop Linux?
R: Not on the desktop. Not on the PC. Not on anything that resembles what you call the desktop. Windows has won. Face it. The market is not driven by a technically superior kernel, or an OS that avoids its crashes a few times a day. Users don´t (mostly) care. They just reboot and get on with it. They want apps. If the apps they want and like aren´t there, it´s a lose-lose. Windows has the apps. Linux does not. Its life on the desktop is limited to nice areas (video production, though Mac is very strong and with a UNIX core now will probably end up ruling the roost). The only place you are likely to see Linux is the embedded space. Purpose-built devices to do a few things well. There is no encumbent app space to catch up with as a lot of the apps are custom written. It´s still a mostly level playing field. This is where the strengths of Linux can help make it shine.
Hier gibt´s das ganze Interview zu lesen: http://www.linuxandmain.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=141