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Desktop Linux: Why open source is heading for a new breakthrough

New types of hardware will need a new type of operating system, which means open source could be about to take a leap forward.

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Linux remains the poster child for open source. And yet, ironically, Linux was never really intended to be open source, according to a TED interview with its creator, Linus Torvalds.


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