Posted on 03/07/2007 7:38:21 AM PST by Halfmanhalfamazing
Red Hat's Fedora Core 6 Linux distribution has reached another big milestone, racking up two million installed users barely two months after tallying 1 million installed users.
With the new threshold crossing, it is unclear whether Fedora 6 is the No. 1 Linux distribution in use today, but internetnews.com has learned that preliminary discussions are underway that could see Novell's OpenSUSE Linux distribution partner with Red Hat's Fedora to drive open statistics about Linux use.
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It'd be nice to see someone show us the 2007 standings. Perhaps it's coming soon.
Netstats only tracks the US market.
I'm one of the millions. Use it at work and at home. Never had a problem with it. I use KDE as the desktop, FYI.
Ditto here, but not upgraded to FC6 quite yet though.
Vista is the best thing that could have ever happened to Linux.
Even then company wide we still aren't installing IE7.
I am now confident that I will see the crossover point in my lifetime.
Linux will reach and eventually surprise Microshaft. VISTA did it for me.
Unless, of course, MS somehow manages to pull a rabbit of of the hat and spends billions to destroy Linux in court.
I agree.
You need a super computer just to run the thing!
^^^^^^^^^^^^Unless, of course, MS somehow manages to pull a rabbit of of the hat and spends billions to destroy Linux in court.^^^^^^^^^^
I don't think MS themselves wants to become SCO.
It didn't go over well the first time, history repeats itself.
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