http://dot.kde.org/1083922704/ What is your take on the desktop computing market for 2004 and where do you see Xandros going? Rick Berenstein: 2004 will definitely be the year of the Linux desktop - at least in terms of its real acceptance and growth in the mainstream. The CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate) for Linux on the desktop is 44%, higher than on the server side (33%) so all the figures suggest that by the end of 2007, on a global basis, Linux will be on about 45% of the desktops, which, if you think about it, is really amazing. Between now and 2008 more than 600 million computer will be built and the number running Linux will almost equal all the PCs currently in operation. Con esos numeros MS debiera estar muy cerca de preveer la quiebra. -- Diego Saravia [email protected]