Linux has strayed from its server hunting grounds to make inroads onto the desktop. But it still has a tough fight to upset Microsoft's dominance, writes Guy Matthews.
Linux seems to excite the sort of strong feelings that other technologies can only dream of. When did you last hear anyone getting vehement about networked storage, or seriously exercised about CRM...
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