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Year in Review: Software and desktops in 2009
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| This was followed in November by the latest
| flavour of Linux, in the guise of a Karmic
| Koala, the interesting name for Ubuntu 9.10,
| which for a free OS proved to be really very
| good indeed, and certainly worth a look for any
| company thinking about divorcing Microsoft.
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http://www.itpro.co.uk/619006/year-in-review-software-and-desktops-in-2009
Operating Systems of 2009
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| For those who, like me, like to play around
| with different operating systems, 2009 saw some
| interesting developments. The following four
| operating systems especially made an impression
| on me during the past year.
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| Kubuntu
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| Kubuntu is, despite being an ubuntu-derivative,
| a very decent operating system. And since the
| addition of KDE4, it actually looks nice too!
| It does not feel like a bloated system, it is
| fast and responsive, even if you donât have 3d
| acceleration available.
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http://www.nemra.nl/2009/12/operating-systems-of-2009/
Recent:
10 OSes on the Move
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| 6. Ubuntu â Linux for the rest of us
|
| Running Linux on a desktop in the early part of
| this decade was not a job for the faint-
| hearted, and certainly not for "normal" people.
| Ubuntu helped change that, making Linux a
| viable alternative to Windows for your average
| chap (or chappess.) But although Ubuntu is a
| well-known name, the reality is it has a tiny
| user base. In the coming years it could easily
| end up losing out to bigger distros with more
| marketing muscle. Or even to Windows.
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http://www.serverwatch.com/trends/article.php/3853421/10-OSes-on-the-Move.htm
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