Perhaps _this_ is finally the moment where Linux (to steal a quote from Wayne Gretzky as to why he was so dominant in hockey) skated to where the puck is going

Perhaps _this_ is finally the moment where Linux (to steal a quote from Wayne Gretzky as to why he was so dominant in hockey) skated to where the puck is going rather than where it is. It was always playing catchup to Windows with its entrenched cash cow and monopolistic control over PC manufacturers; though it did find footing where MS wasn't: The server room. As someone in a 50/50 mix household of iOS and Android products, this is the kind of competition I relish in an industry. No one trying to box another out, neither one with any monopolistic tactics to crush the other; all on equal footing both financially and culturally. iOS attacks the high end with simplicity and seamless usability; Android with open configurability (in most instances) and endless options to make it yours.