At OSCON 2008, Canonical and Ubuntu founder Mark Shuttleworth challenged developers to make desktop Linux a piece of innovative, intuitive art within two years.
Rather than emulate Apple, Linux must leapfrog Apple. Here's a recap of Shuttleworth's keynote.
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Kensington Bluetooth USB Micro Adapter
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