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Debian is currently the fastest growing Linux distribution for web servers, with more than 1.2 million active sites in December.

BoycottNovell: "In light of the systematic abuse and the demise of ISO, which IBM loudly protested against [1, 2], we shall no longer let this process remain secretive.

We finally have complete copies of the documents which the shenanigans keep behind passwords..."

The demise of GroupWise? By: Briony Smith The beta version includes a dashboard that lets users customize their workspace but an Info-Tech analyst notes there's nothing earth-shattering.

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The Linux Distillery: "What's the big deal about Linux? Isn't it at heart just a PC-based version of UNIX – the ‘70’s hit operating system which has outlived the predictions of its demise throughout the ‘90’s?

If you’ve come from a Solaris or HP/UX or AIX background isn’t a PC-based UNIX a bit, well, passé?"

August 20, 2008 - 2 hours, 33 minutes ago Share Comments The SCO Group 's US$5 billion threat against Linux is effectively finished.

The SCO Group 's US$5 billion threat against Linux is effectively finished. On Friday, Aug.

PC World: "Did Groklaw really have an impact on those court cases? Naaah."

Groklaw key to SCO's demise. Whitepapers Zones Computerworld newsletters! The SCO Group 's US$5 billion threat against Linux is effectively finished.

Oh joy, another high-profile prognosticator predicting the demise of the American newspaper -- and this time the soothsayer is no less than the chief executive of Microsoft.

Seven years ago this week I wrote about the predicted death of the Linux desktop brought on by the demise of Eazel, the original developer of GNOME's Nautilus file manager.

A lot has happened since that time, but not precisely how I would have predicted it would. Let's review where the Linux desktop has been and is going.