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Originally Posted by Tidus Blade
Like half of the programs for Windows are anti-virus and anti-spyware XD
Linux is already taking alot of market share, it's FREE, stable, it's extremely fast and user friendly. Fedora Core 5 seems to have all of those, theres many extra programs but many are awesome!
Any third-party can create software for Mac, and it's increasing, but Im guessing that Open-source software will take over soon...
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Linux taking market share? When did this happen? No, Linux will always have a small market share and even smaller when you look at how many distros there are. If you want to mass-market something, it has to have common elements and features. With OS's, it has to be extremely user friendly and intuitive enough for Joe Schmoe to use. Joe Schmoe don't understand all that complicated stuff with command line codes and other stuff. They just want things to work. Ease of use is another thing.
Linux is nice because it's open source and free but I don't see it becoming the next dominant OS. Right now is a perfect timing for another OS to come into the picture. Just look at Firefox and other software that are replacing MS products. I'm sure a lot of people are fed up with MS Windows and its security patches and vulnerbilities. When a better OS comes out and does meet or surpasses expectations and the word gets around, I'm sure people will start jumping ships.