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blogs.computerworld.com - 3/5/2009
Red Hat returns to the Linux desktop
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Red Hat isn't just switching from Xen to KVM for virtualization, Red Hat also announced that it would be offering a remote desktop management and virtualization system. I checked, that means Red Hat will be releasing a desktop Linux. read more
blogs.computerworld.com - 3/6/2009
Google CEO hints Google/Linux netbooks may be coming
— blogs.computerworld.com — There's been lots of speculation that Google might launch its own Linux-based desktop operating based on its Android. Now, Google CEO in hinting that that's exactly what Google might be doing. read more Presented By:  ... (more) Google CEO hints Google/Linux netbooks may be coming

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blogs.computerworld.com - 3/5/2009
Study: Windows clobbers Linux on netbooks with over 90% share
— blogs.computerworld.com — There's been a lot of talk -- including from me -- that Linux is hurting Microsoft because of its big market share in netbook sales. But recent figures from the research firm NPD Group show that it's a myth. Windows now has more than 90% of all ... (more) Study: Windows clobbers Linux on netbooks with over 90% ...

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likewise.com - 3/5/2009
Likewise Software: Join Linux, Unix and Mac to Active Directory
— likewise.com — Home Solutions Products Resources Documentation Open Community Support News & Events Company Partners Contact Visit Our Forum Identity Management Solutions. Making Linux, UNIX and Mac Systems First-Class Citizens in a Windows Environment . Learn More ... (more) Likewise Software: Join Linux, Unix and Mac to Active ...

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The Open Road — ... . Recently Red Hat told Computerworld that it plans to grow its desktop footprint with a "desktop" that isn't: it's a virtual machine running remotely on a server, and which ...

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