Commercial Software

by (Staff) on Mon 25th Jul 2005 14:58 UTC in reply to " 5 years too late " (OS News)

6 Jul 2008

With no commercial desktop software being developed for it, using Linux makes absolutely no sense for the average user. Average users share their computer with their family at home, and needs it to cooperate with the other computers at work.

Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Sat 9th Dec 2006 23:44 UTC (OS News)

6 Jul 2008

"In conclusion? I'm going to stick with it. It really is impressive with a great set of software installed by default (taking away perhaps a lot of my need for massive repos), nice touches like the new menu and use of Gnome control center etc."

IBM unveils ‘Blue Grass’ project, its next-generation collaboration tool for software programmers (Manila Bulletin)

6 Jul 2008

Software giant IBM has unveiled a demo version of "Blue Grass," its collaborative tool for software programmers that has been designed to feature social networking-like applications.