> you were saying, quote I mean, you're not quoting me there, but... :) > Hence no 'Year $YEAR will be year of Linux on desktop"' being not true so far. The p

> you were saying, quote I mean, you're not quoting me there, but... :) > Hence no 'Year $YEAR will be year of Linux on desktop"' being not true so far. The phrase was and is about linux taking some meaningfull portion of market for itself, not about a you using it. Eh, the phrase has always been ill-defined. It could be interpreted as talking about marketshare - but it could also be interpreted as the point where Linux is technically as or more capable than its competitors as a desktop OS. That point has come and gone. (And really, the phrase tends to be used more as a potshot at Linux users than anything actually meaningful.)