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Toronto high school expels Linux lab. ⇒

   7 July 2006, mid-afternoon

Well obviously children won't need to know anything about how to work with Linux in the future. I heard Linux is going no where fast.

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  1. Linux is by and large a geek and hobbyist OS and it is likely to remain so as long as the various distributions fragment the market.

    by Linus on July 9 2006, 2:24 am   #

  2. Ubuntu seems to be moving in the right direction. Anyway, in a computer lab where people are just going to surf the net, type of essays, and do crap like that, the difference between Linux and Windows is pretty small I would say.

    by ramanan on July 10 2006, 2:54 pm   #

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