Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit Leaves Desktop Linux Behind 212
Linux.com's Joe Barr has an interesting commentary about the recent Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit and the astounding lack of attention for desktop Linux. Now, a great deal of the monetary support driving Linux these days comes from companies with a vested interest in "big iron" but hopefully this won't completely eclipse the rest of the community. "Before I learned that the press was not welcome in any of the working-meetings at the summit on days 2 and 3, I saw and heard rumblings of discontent from more than one ordinary Linux desktop user. One example: a top-ten list of inhibitors to Linux adoption, created by a committee of foundation members, contained nothing at all relating to desktop usage. Nothing. Everything on the list was about back-room usage. Servers. Big iron."
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Re:Lack of Desktop Focus?! (Score:3, Funny)
That's his job to do to others.
Haven't you understood that "Journalism" isn't abou the facts.
It's about what the "Journalist" wants it to be instead.
Sheesh.
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