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How Apple killed the Linux desktop & why that doesn’t matter

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Re: How Apple killed the Linux desktop & why that doesn’t matter

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That only means Miguel de Icaza did the job MS paid him to do. Fragment and alienate the Linux desktop from the inside with Gnome.

Apple OS X success is an unrelated phenomenon that happened later, the plan was for people to migrate back to Windows.

And then he started his .NET compatible Mono software stack