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Why Windows 7 will crush Linux | NetworkWorld.com Community
Okay it is no secret that Linux has not been able to crack the desktop, either at the home or at the workplace. Not to ignored either is that Windows lost some desktops last year (a little over 3%),but let’s not panic just yet, Windows still owns over 88% of all the desktops according to ...
Windows 7 Beta hotkey cheat sheet
brandonlive.com — Got yourself a shiny new Windows 7 Beta install?  Here’s a little cheat sheet I made up for some of the handy new hotkey combinations, many of which I’ve become quite dependent on! General Win+Up Maximize Win+Down Restore / ... (more) Windows 7 Beta hotkey cheat sheet
The Bumper List of Windows 7 Secrets
The Bumper List of Windows 7 Secrets
blogs.msdn.com — It’s great to see Windows 7 Beta finally released to the world! We're very proud of what has been accomplished over the last months; in many ways, it sets a new quality bar for a beta operating system release. Building on top of the Windows Vista ... (more) The Bumper List of Windows 7 Secrets
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Windows 7 The Linux killer and Ubuntu Going Mainstream
PR News: — ... They show details on loads of open source apps for Windows and give reasons as to why Windows 7 will kill Linux, it’s funny that Open Source apps have been a focus considering they have always been on Windows. Check out their article here. ...

Why Linux will crush Windows 7
Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols's blog — ... . However, I recently read a Network World column, which claims that Windows 7 will crush Linux . Yeah, and the Detroit Lions are going to win the Super Bowl this year. Desktop Linux is moving forward. All the major computer vendors are now ...

Browser Wars, the 'Linux Killer' and the Free Software Ditty
LinuxInsider — ... some of the surrounding hype. "Windows 7 will probably be a good release as far as I am concerned, if only for the performance PEER1 Managed Hosting - free firewall and SAN Backup for six months. Click to learn more. improvement," Teisberg concluded. "It just won't be the ground breaking, new and amazing release that some people say it will be." 'I Think Not' Yet there are those -- perhaps most vocally of late, Network World's Ron Barrett -- who believes Windows 7 will "crush" Linux . Them's fighting words, so we here at LinuxInsider belted out one last refrain ("join ...

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