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I've held off on saying it until now (I haven't), but now I'm going to call it (again):
This is the year of the Linux Desktop.
(It feels like someone influential at Microsoft is trying to protect my reputation and force my prediction to come true.)
What does that mean. What does "the year of the Linux desktop" mean, really? And why is it different than last year?
It means that this year, Linux on desktop will make big strides (again)!
When I declared it last year, I was a year early, because this year will be bigger.