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Has Linux peaked?

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Linux adoption seems to be slowing, with use of the open source OS falling over a nine month period, according to a survey by New York investment bank SG Cowen & Co.

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Comments (4)

Abe ·
Tell that to the countries of South America, Europe, & the the Far East. This guy is very smart, or MS to be so stupid, to still be able to milk MS for more cash. This wall must be made of thin air for Linux to go right through it so easily.
SFN ·
Just Google SG Cowen & Microsoft together.

SG Cowen's lips would appear to be permanently attached to Microsoft's ass *cough*wallet*cough*.
tadelste ·
This is such ***Bu**Sh******. But, a moment to actually celebrate.

A last, desperate grasp for a company who knows the signs well - it's starting to crack. Afterall, they mastered it when they killed so many others. Now, it's their turn.

Bye Bye Microsoft.
CaptainHaddock ·
In my opinion, Linux has not peaked yet.

I'm not sure if it will displace MS, but I think Linux wil become ubiquitous. It will be everywhere.

It is already available for more architectures than any other OS I know of and is used in everything from PDAs to Super Computers.

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