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The fate of desktop Linux could rest in open media formats

infoworld.com — As 64-bit processing becomes mainstream, the next major computing platform shift is due to arrive by 2008. If the open source community doesn't step up to the plate and address major impediments to widespread desktop adoption, Linux could be left behind.

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  • schestowitz, on 10/12/2007, -0/+2By " Neil McAllister". Synonymous with open Source foe and basher. His articles history leave little shadow of doubt. Opinions of Linux advocates likewise.
  • GnuTzu, on 10/12/2007, -0/+1A pessimistic though newsworthy editorial.

    As vendors are considering offering content that is free of DRM, I think the possibilities for media in Linux are a little more positive.

    Let's be sure to patronize DRM-free content; and for those of us who can, let's do it from an open source environment.

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