Chinese Linux rises 22 percent in 12 months
Although the overall market for Linux in China is relatively small on the global scale, at around $5.4 million for the first quarter of this year, the China-based CCID Consulting group reports that the actual sales value has shot up by a whopping 22.6 percent during the last year. |
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I live here in Thailand for 12 years now...........they do the same. Not that they say linux is crap or something like that, but it is familiarity with windows. Asus is offering blank HDs on their M-series laptops and a Linux CD with the sale. Next shop sell XP, Office and Photoshop on one CD for $5. I have seen MANY shops who sell comps with linux preinstalled ( Mandriva - Fedora ) . Same as above...clean HD, install XP
Vist get scolded on around here
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And he knows this for a fact because.........