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Linspire |
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A Linux-based operating system for x86 PCs from Linspire, Inc., San Diego, CA (www.linspire.com). Linspire uses the open source Linux operating system and comes with the OpenOffice.org office suite and a variety of other applications to provide a desktop environment similar in appearance to Windows. It is marketed as a easy-to-use, low-cost operating system for PCs that includes all the basic applications. Originally using the Debian version of Linux, Linspire switched to Ubuntu in 2007 (see Debian and Ubuntu). |
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Indiana high schools are testing Linux desktop machines as part of a state plan to provide every public high school student with a computer, according to Linspire, Inc. a leading provider of multi-user computing platforms, and Linspire Inc. NComputing's products, including its own Terminal Server software and streaming protocol LoIP (Linux over IP), are thoroughly compatible with most Linux distributions such as Ubuntu, Red Hat, Suse, Debian, Gentoo, Kubuntu, Slackware, CentOS, Fedora, Knoppix, Slax and Linspire. |
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