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Linux & Open Source Software, the Present

Posted by ryuzaki0 on from the remember-where-you-started dept.

Mark writes to tell us that LinuxForums is running the second in a series of articles designed to reflect on "what Linux is, where it came from, where it's going, how to use it and why you should." With all of the recent talk about the perceived difficulties within the OSS community sometimes it is just good to take a look at our roots.

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  1. Re:GNOME vs. KDE debate again? by killjoe · · Score: 0, Troll

    There is no GNOME vs KDE. All major distros come with GNOME as the default desktop. GNOME has won this war. KDE is there for the people who want to download and use it and that's wonderful but the default is GNOME for 90% of the people who use linux.

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    evil is as evil does
  2. Re:Rare Statement by Heretik · · Score: 0, Troll

    If you're setting up IIS, you shouldn't be helped, you should be fired.