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Linux Poised for Desktop Challenge [ITWeb]
May 25, 2002

Alaistair Otter takes a quick look at Linux on the desktop in his column for ITWeb . . .

"The last couple of months have been productive for open source developers, particularly in the desktop arena. Here's a look at a few of the recent releases that bode well for Linux on the desktop . . . "

" . . . There are far too many excellent open source applications becoming available to do justice to them all, but these three - AbiWord, Open Office and Mozilla - are an excellent collection of essential tools that show that even if open source doesn't dominate the operating system world, it still has an excellent chance of wrapping up a significant portion of the application software world . . . "

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