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[News] Red Hat Shows Greater Signs of Seriousness About Desktop Market

  • Subject: [News] Red Hat Shows Greater Signs of Seriousness About Desktop Market
  • From: Roy Schestowitz <newsgroups@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Mon, 14 Dec 2009 00:27:34 +0000
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Red Hat heads back to the desktop with SPICE

,----[ Quote ]
| Red Hat is the number one Linux company, but 
| they haven't been interested in the Linux 
| desktop for years. With the open-sourcing of 
| SPICE (Simple Protocol for Independent 
| Computing Environment), that's changing. 
`----

http://blogs.computerworld.com/15239/red_hat_heads_back_to_the_desktop_with_spice

Google is also pushing Linux on the desktop...

Chrome: The new colour of OS

,----[ Quote ]
| There is a new kid in the Operating System 
| (OS) block. The source code of Chromium OS, 
| the open source project behind Google Chrome 
| OS, was released a couple of weeks ago and, 
| according to the official Google blog, 
| netbooks preloaded with the finished OS will 
| be available by late 2010. 
`----

http://beta.thehindu.com/sci-tech/technology/article64310.ece

Good times for desktop Linux.


Recent:

Diet Chromium Offers Slimmed Down Chrome OS

,----[ Quote ]
| Want to give Chromium OS a try, but don't have
| a spare 4GB USB stick lying around? Fear not
| as a new 'diet' build of Chromium OS (the
| open-source project upon which Google Chrome
| OS is based), which only requires a 1GB drive,
| is now available for download, courtesy of a
| UK-based student.
`----

http://www.linuxworld.com/news/2009/120309-diet-chromium-offers-slimmed-down.html
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