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Looking forward to 2010
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| Your editor, not generally known for his good
| sense, has long made a tradition of putting
| together a set of Linux-related predictions at
| the beginning of each year and posting them
| for the world to see. There is no particular
| source of inside knowledge behind these
| predictions, and no real reason to give them
| more credence than is merited by much of the
| material found in one's spam folder. Still,
| it's a fun exercise in pondering how things
| could go and trying to guess what the
| important themes will be.
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http://lwn.net/Articles/368120/
A Decade's Worth of Linux Goodness: Top 10 Linux Planet Stories 2009
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| The Number One most popular story of 2009 is
| Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols' How Many Linux
| Users Are There (Really)?.
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http://www.linuxplanet.com/linuxplanet/reports/6955/1/
The decade in management ideas
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| 6. Open source technology. Purist geeks may
| point out that the concept of âopen sourceâ
| technology developed in the late 1990s. But it
| was in the last decade that the model spread
| beyond software code. How many things have
| been âwikiâedâ since Wikipedia launched in
| 2001?
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http://businessmirror.com.ph/home/regions/20975-the-decade-in-management-ideas.html
Recent:
Open source in 2010
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| Google, on the other hand, has done wonders
| with its Android OS which is now right up
| there with the likes of the iPhone and is
| getting better all the time. Android will,
| without a doubt, be in the headlines
| throughout the coming year as Google takes
| other mobile makers on head-to-head.
|
| But open source will also start appearing
| on devices other than just mobile phones.
| Google's Chrome OS and the Moblin OS are
| just a couple of the viable, Linux-based,
| alternatives for netbooks that will start
| to become important in the coming year.
|
| A couple of years ago Linux look poised to
| take over the netbook market but Microsoft
| managed to claw back its dominance in this
| market with Windows XP.
|
| This time around Microsoft may not be as
| lucky. There are indications that Linux now
| has its second wind and, together with a
| strong mobile phone presence, is ready to
| give Microsoft a serious fight in the
| ultra-portable space.
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http://mybroadband.co.za/news/Software/11123.html
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