Linked by David Adams on Wed 24th Aug 2005 07:17 UTC, submitted by wakeupneo
Japan's Miracle Linux Corp., China's Red Flag Software Co. and Haansoft Inc. of South Korea are teaming up to release Asianux 2.0, a Linux distribution meant to compete with Microsoft Windows in their home regions.
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2005-08-15
Well, I ment for example, microsoft is going to have to be compatible with linux, instead of the other way around, because of its openess (linux openess) it's no big deal for microsoft to become compatible. But that's only going to happen once linux has a decent marketshare (for around 25% I think), and then I mean office suits and stuff like that. And I think the only place where linux can show it's mature enough is asia, because the market is still groing, people aren't that dependant on m$ there, yet. In the western countries it's a problem to change because you're making yourself incompatible with the rest, since almost everyone has a computer and hence windows or m$ office.