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LINUXGNU/LinuxRichard Stallman (RMS)Linus TorvaldsOperating SystemStrengthsWeaknessesOpportunitiesThreatsGlobal AspectBibliographyLINUXConor BullisGreg EverettBobby PfenningsGNU/LinuxBackgroundStrengthsWeaknessesOpportunitiesThreatsGlobal AwarenessRichard Stallman (RMS)MIT Program Developer“Hackers”Password: ENTEROpen Source/ ProprietorshipGNU (GNU’s Not Unix)CopyleftUtilities for an Operating SystemLinus TorvaldsUniversity of Helsinki, FinlandCreative Hobbyist/CS student Developed the KernelOpen SourceCommends Stallman’s philosophyOperating SystemGNU/LinuxSource Codes allow perfect matchMultiple people helped put GNU Linux togetherStrengthsTechnicalFaster processingUnix $7,000 versus GNU/Linux $2,000 per system – Unix strength and performance on Intel hardwareLess chance of gaining virusesContinually improving (ability for growth and personal adaptation)“Distribution (or distro)” channelsInternet (Debian Gnu/Linux, Redhat, Fedora, Gentoo Linux, Mandriva Linux, Slackware Linux, SuSe Linux, Ubuntu Linux, etc.)Support from larger technology firms (Intel, IBM, HP)WeaknessesNo real desktop version Unknown to the majority of people.High technical knowledge required.Reason (the OSS folks are not primarily interested in the desktop)Lack of traditional business models Few established companies.No built in support systemNo legal accountabilityUse at your own risk!OpportunitiesService/ Support Popular among businessesCYGNUSHP and IBM are backing the Linux movement“Anything But Microsoft Movement”No Limit to QualityLarge base of developersNext generation will understand and be the next to help develop, as we have helped Windows.ThreatsWindows (Dell), UnixOnly Intrinsic ValueNatural growth slows or ceases, what happens?Global AspectChinaLowering technology costs is a major concern.Government supportIndustrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC)Replacing UNIXTaiwanNearly entire world supply of motherboardsSupport open-source softwareAfricaTranslate.com.zaSchoolnet NamibiaMake their work days around connection periodsAustralia Post questions about problems and receive answers overnight from around the world.Seen in the business world but scattered and hard to


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