Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sun 24th Jul 2005 14:58 UTC
There have been many recent pieces written about how a resurgent Mac is a threat to Linux. This particularly hit fever pitch when Apple decided to jump ship to Intel CPUs. The notion that the Mac is either a short or long-term threat to Linux is wrong for a number of different reasons. 10 in fact.
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Apart from Eye Candy, OS X has nothing on Linux. And today, with a little effort, you can get all the OS X eye candy you want on Linux.
In terms of price, performance, functionality, portability(hardware), scalability, openness and variety, and *gasp* freedom, Linux wins hands down. Apple has a lot to be worried about.
Not to mention Linux is evolving faster than OS X can ever dream off.