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Linspire me: Michael Robertson talks to vnunet.com (vnunet)Linspire me: Michael Robertson talks to vnunet.com (vnunet)Posted Sep 14, 2004 21:03 UTC (Tue) by chill633 (guest, #16013)In reply to: Linspire me: Michael Robertson talks to vnunet.com (vnunet) by allesfresser Parent article: Linspire me: Michael Robertson talks to vnunet.com (vnunet)
No it hasn't. Your definition of "a lot" is probably a hell of a lot different than Mr. Robertson's. A few dozen or hundred isn't "a lot".
Computers w/FOSS are still a negligably small share compared to those w/proprietary software.
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Linspire me: Michael Robertson talks to vnunet.com (vnunet) Posted Sep 15, 2004 0:23 UTC (Wed) by ncm (subscriber, #165) [Link] Smallish, but far from negligibly small.
Perhaps you're thinking of the desktop. Desktop computers are a (truly) negligible minority of the computers in use. They just happen to be the ones that scream "Fear me, I'm a computer!" Most other products don't benefit from seeming impenetrably opaque. The fraction running (e.g.) web servers is not small at all.
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