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The Linux Foundation Desktop workgroup is working towards making the Linux desktop in the enterprise a reality.
2007 Linux Desktop Survey - Brazilian Portuguese
October 25, 2007 |
Announcing that the Third Annual Desktop Linux Survey is now available in Brazilian Portuguese as well.
Take Survey - Brazilian Portuguese
Have your say on what desktop Linux really needs! Please Join us in the Third Annual Desktop Linux Survey, at:
The survey will take only few minutes of your time, and your feedback is essential in helping us to focus our development efforts and accelerate the global adoption of Linux desktops and clients. For example, past surveys highlighted the need to address printing and wireless issues, so we set up focused workgroups and conferences to help developers and vendors work out common solutions to these requirements.
The survey is open now through November 30, 2007. Survey results will be made publicly available shortly after the close.
Thank you,
Linux Foundation Desktop Linux Workgroup
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John Walicki
John Walicki is the IBM Open Client Architect and leads the internal deployment and enterprise integration of Linux clients within IBM. John is currently The Linux Foundation's Desktop Linux Workgroup chairman.
Hy,
I have used linux in desktop since 2003. My first operational system was Mandrake, but nowadays, I used Fedora 7. In this time, the linux in desktop improved a lot. Nobody need more softwares like Ms Office, Windows Explorer, or outlook. The linux options in general are better than them. But, some activities in linux are very difficult yet. For instance:
1- Connection by Dial Up.
2- Drivers for several scanners.
3- Some publishing softwares, like Scribus need become easier and to have more tools.
I hope that my appointments could aid the developers improve the linux for desktop and I thanks the opportunity of ask some improvements.
Carefully,
José D. A. Nogueira