It would be a bigger win if the success of Linux on mobile wasn't built on a heaping pile of GPL violations. It's all well and good that my phone runs Linux, bu

It would be a bigger win if the success of Linux on mobile wasn't built on a heaping pile of GPL violations. It's all well and good that my phone runs Linux, but if I don't have Stallman's Four Freedoms on it and the device drivers aren't contributed back, what exactly is the point? As for desktops, the market share still slowly creeps up. Desktop Linux has definitely graduated from "uber-nerd" to "power user" territory. Plenty of people I know who aren't particularly into Free Software, UNIX etc dual-boot Ubuntu.