Linked by David Adams on Tue 3rd Aug 2010 16:05 UTC, submitted by sjvn
As we mentioned in a previous article, Red Hat advocate Greg DeKoenigsberg claimed that due to the much larger amount of code it's contributed, Red Hat is a better open source citizen than Canonical, adding, "Canonical is a marketing organization masquerading as an engineering organization." A Computerworld blog retorts that that's no insult; and that marketing Linux could be just as important to the cause as contributing code. Updated
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So Linux might have been at a little below 1% of the desktop market, it's now a little over 1% of the market.
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In Finland, it's at 2.67%.
In USA, it's at 0.72%.
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