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Originally posted by g5orbust
Interesting claim that really has no base. Linux is a very productive OS if you know how to use it. Many corporations create their own internal distros of Linux to run specialized computers/software so that they can maintain very tight control over the system, something Linux's open-source nature allows for. Not to mention that fact that Linux is a derviative of UNIX, which is the software that pretty much runs the internet (Im not talking file servers, Im talking backbones here, the real broad stuff). |
One thing that I would like to see (now with this Intel chip/Apple deal) is a version of OSX for the clones out there. Thats something I would actually pay for. FreeBSD is great and all, but I don't see it hitting the desktop en masse.