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I don’t care what distro is making news, as long as it is Gnu\Linux based. I can’t handle how some companies FORCE they’re "clients" to use Window$. Even the hardware Vendors try and FORCE the users to buy VISTA, even if the client asks for a PC/Laptop with Win XP Pro. Two people I know had that problem in the last few weeks. Luckily they were very persistent and after 1/2 - 1 hour of fighting and eventually wanting to turn around and go to another vendor, did the Vendor give in and gave them what they wanted. I can’t believe all the FUD that’s out there. One guy even told me that I can’t go to the internet without windows ! And I could not even be angry at him, his just a end user. I’m taking Feisty to him too see.

"All Hail ti All Distros !!!"

I am using Linux for about 4 years now - and finally removed windows completely from my dual-booting box just few days ago (I haven’t used windoze once during the last 6+ months, even for gaming) and I a looking at what’s happening in the Linux world and what is happening in the real world, and my prediction is - 2007 will be the Year of the Penguin (regardless of what the Chinese might say ;) ).

Linux has been ready for the desktop for about two years now, but people were too afraid of it, and/or new nothing about it. It was a slow process of getting a few users a time, showing that Linux just works(tm), getting a wee bit more, and slowly gaining momentum and publicity, that led to what we have now - when you ask a person on the street "have you heard about Linux", usually they say they did. Two years ago it wasn’t so.

Last summer I went to Przystanek Woodstock (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Przystanek_Woodstock), and lo! there was a Linux stand. I decided to help a bit - and man, was help needed there! People that were on their holidays, drinking beer, having fun, etc., and those people were *genuinely* interested in The Penguin. We have given away 80+ cd’s (Ubuntu and Mandriva) during a single day - and *only* to people that asked for them themselves!

So what we have now is: a great free (as in free speech) system, a fantastic community, a good amount of publicity, a few big implementations (France, etc.) and vendors getting the notion of "whoa, users actually want that system - why won’t we give it to them?..".

I am sure this is the year Linux kicks in, just as Firefox kicked in in 2005. And I don’t think anything will be the same anymore.

Cheers
mike aka rysiek