LXer: Linux on the Desktop Dead? More Alive then Never - 750 Desktops at Portugal
 

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Portuguese Insurance company Tranquilidade made the transition to Linux of 750 Computers. The success made a study case and granted them an award of ESOP (Portuguese Association of Opensource Software Companies).

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Good, but I know it's not dead. It's just Micro$oft's wish or wet dream. Linux cannot die. It can only die if we let it.

It seems to me that Linux is "most alive" on the communal and enterprise desktop in Europe, South America, Russia and China. I rarely see news of something like that happening in other parts of the world. Is that because something like that just don't happens in, for example, the USA, or does it just not appear in the blogs?