This January 2001 Roundtable was all about the practical world of Linux and Open Source, and was led by the master of practical Linux applications, Michael Stutz. He's the author of The Linux Cookbook , and he spoke about a variety of topics, like what Linux can do for you or your company and some of the limitations of Linux. Read this archived Roundtable for all the details. Maybe it's all those hungry programmers working late at night.
Chances are it's only a couple of years old.
Leading Japanese convenience store chain will install 15,000 Linux machines. Linux is gaining on Wall Street, but most of the time it's coming in under the IT department's radar. Consider it the stealth technology for the start of the 21st century.