On Internetnews.com, Christopher Saunders asks if Linux is really necessary for the desktop. He relates a discussion he had with a creative/marketing executive recently, and the doubts that this executive has about the ability of open source alternatives to meet his company’s needs.
This conversation goes astray with the word “necessary.” Is Linux necessary? Is Windows necessary? Perhaps a Mac would do better here? A key point that many open source detractors — and supporters — miss is that there doesn’t have to be an all or nothing approach to using free software.
Link: ostatic.com
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