Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Sat 15th Dec 2007 06:17 UTC
It seems that each distribution has found a niche: Red Hat and Ubuntu are the leaders in their markets, and SUSE is a comfortable runner-up. However, history has shown us that businesses are not content to stay still too long or play second fiddle. So, what will Red Hat, SUSE, and Ubuntu have to do in the new year to gain new ground?
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Well, even though I'm happy you agree with me, it would still be possible that I was trolling even when you agreed ;-)
Anyway, as for the final state of the UI, I can see why THAT would depend on preference. Both Gnome and KDE do things right and do things wrong, and both are generally as of now (KDE 3.5.8 and xxx) much better than win XP, imho. It's the underlying technology, the ambition of the community and the speed of development they differ in - and in each of those, imho KDE clearly has a lead.