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Wired magazine recently published an article named Clint Finley (Klint Finley) explaining how Apple "killed" the Linux desktop. The article points out that the real reason for Linux failure is that developers are turning to OS X, and the reason for this is that the toolkit used to develop Linux applications is not doing well enough to ensure backwards compatibility between different versions of the application Interface (API). More importantly, developers are turning to the web for development work. The following is the full text of this article: it is difficult to ...

Why can't a Windows system be as beautiful as Mac OS X? 　　First of all, this is a pseudo proposition. 　　In fact, Windows has many advantages over Mac OS X operating systems, such as the number of software that can be run on it. 　　Software and hardware compatibility is invincible in the world. 　　These are only visible and completely objective (i.e., two points that no extreme fruit powder or anyone with any sense of aesthetics can refute). If you consider subjective factors, Windows also has a lot better than ma ...

In the absence of a breakthrough in desktop Linux, the steady growth of Linux in the server market has made it more of an enterprise-class application business card. However, with Linux's breakthrough in the field of mobile computing, mobile office has a new interpretation of the concept of Linux enterprise-class applications.　　In addition, the development of WEB 2.0 and cloud computing has brought new development opportunities and challenges to open source. The virtualization giant VMware, a firm leader in Mobile, has recently joined the Open-source organization Li ...

The Google-Microsoft rivalry that tech fans are focused on is a new opportunity, and with the advent of the Chrome OS, the dream of upgrading the desktop OS is about to come true. As early as 2006, it was rumored that Google was about to launch a new desktop operating system, and in the end the project was only used internally. Then there was Android, and again rumors that Google might have ported the smartphone operating system to a traditional personal computer once again caused a stir in the market-and, of course, a lot of people said ...

For some industries, running proprietary (proprietary) software on open source Linux distributions is not an exception--rather common. On Wall Street, for example, "99% of apps on Wall Street rely on proprietary software." 　　Oracle is one of the things that we like to run on Linux with proprietary licenses, says Victor Yodaiken, Fsmlabs's president. Migrating to a Linux platform is not an either-or proposition. Linux as a ...

[x] is an element that is indispensable in the UI and interactive interface. 　　And in the Baptist, almost every corner of the window will have [x], it can be said that it is a powerful symbol, because it is closed windows, pop-up boxes, tabs and any other full of visual elements that fill your screen. and pressing [x] to close an interface is now the instinct of every person who deals with computers, networks, and software today, and it is a standard element of GUI design. But when we backtrack on the evolution of the GUI, it seems that ...

Explore cloud computing from a linux® perspective and discover some of the most innovative and popular linux-based solutions-paying particular attention to choices that can bring environmental benefits. We have discussed cloud computing from a variety of perspectives in a number of contexts. For embedded Linux engineers and enthusiasts, cloud ...

When I read another article about people's problems in using unity, I thought to myself: when we are worried about how the desktop interface should be designed, are we putting our focus where we shouldn't be? Shouldn't we be looking at the application ecosystem for the development community? In other words, is it because the rapid development of software as a service (SaaS) has led the development community to claim that the field is "settled"? I mean the article is Bruce Byfield published in ...

With the release of the MeeGo Linux platform for the fusion of Intel Moblin and Nokia Maemo, the two companies want to improve the unity of the ecosystem, win cooperation, and develop MeeGo into an industry-standard mobile Linux platform that supports a wide range of terminal equipment and processor platforms. 　　Intel and Nokia have collaborated with the Linux Foundation to build a broader camp to keep manufacturers neutral. March, Intel released the first version of the Meego operating system development version to the developer, with one version for configuration ...

With the extensive deployment of multi-core systems, clusters, grids and even cloud computing in recent years, virtualization technology has become more and more advantageous in business applications, not only reducing it costs, but also enhancing system security and reliability, and the concept of virtualization has gradually deepened into people's daily work and life. Aiming at the x86 platform, this paper first gives the basic concept and classification of virtualization technology, then expounds the realization principle and challenge of pure software virtualization, and finally introduces ...