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Desktop Linux 'will force Microsoft to innovate' | |
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| Time: 12:40 EST/17:40 GMT | News Source: ZDNet UK | Posted By: Robert Stein | ||
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Matt Asay, Novell's director of Linux business office, said on Tuesday at the Linux User and Developer Expo 2004 in London that Linux threatened the proprietory software industry with innovation, rather than extinction, and accused companies such as Microsoft of failing to come up with exciting new applications. "When was the last time that Microsoft Office got significantly better? It's been pretty much the same product for a while now," claimed Asay, speaking at the Linux User and Developer Expo 2004 in London. | ||
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