Author: JT Smith
PC Magazine offers a handful of predictions for 2002. Among them:”Linux will become user-friendly and emerge as a true desktop operating system competing
with those of Microsoft and Apple. But the interface will go in the direction of the Macintosh,
not Windows, once cross-compilers appear on the market and people discover that Apple’s
new Unix-based kernel makes porting from Mac to Linux easier than porting from Windows to
Linux. These cross-compilers will appear magically, but will turn out to have been waiting in
the wings.”
with those of Microsoft and Apple. But the interface will go in the direction of the Macintosh,
not Windows, once cross-compilers appear on the market and people discover that Apple’s
new Unix-based kernel makes porting from Mac to Linux easier than porting from Windows to
Linux. These cross-compilers will appear magically, but will turn out to have been waiting in
the wings.”
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- Linux
