Red Hat Develops Online Desktop
pete314 writes "Red Hat announced this week at their San Diego Red Hat Summit that they are planning to compete with Microsoft on the desktop by building an 'online desktop' that will integrate local data with online services. Red Hat CTO Brian Stevens argued that: 'To user the desktop metaphor is dead. We don't believe that recreating a Windows paradigm in an open source model will do anything to advance the productivity in the life of users.'"
Quick - someone tell Apple that they're DOOMED!
Mark Shuttleworth and Ubuntu are great. They spread non-Free firmware and drivers. Awesome. That's what I call leadership. What's this deal that Canonical is doing with Linspire, Microsoft, Dell and Novell?
Order a free CD from Ubuntu and bin it.
"Ladies and gentlemen, my killbot features Lotus Notes and a machine gun. It is the finest available."
FTFA: "The Linux desktop market has been limited to single function devices such as cash registers and applications in emerging markets." I've heard this term 'emerging markets' for so long now, you'd think they'd have emerged by now...
No internet access while on the subway???
But you're sitting right there, in one of the tubes!!!
-- I have monkeys in my pants.