> however it shouldn't be forgotten that this device isn't nearly indicative of any consumer Linux revolution. This either already happened (Android, TiVo, Chr

> however it shouldn't be forgotten that this device isn't nearly indicative of any consumer Linux revolution. This either already happened (Android, TiVo, ChromeOS, SteamOS, etc...), or it's never, ever going to happen. Take your pick. Because Linux the kernel has very much already had its consumer revolution. "Linux" as in "GNU/Linux + X11 + Gnome/KDE/XFCE/Whatever" will never have a consumer revolution. It's just not going to happen, sorry. I enjoy that setup, but it's not going to get mass market appeal.