Posted AT 8:27 AM EDT on 18/05/06
Xandros seeks its niche as Linux hype wanes
TORONTO — The recent LinuxWorld trade show in Toronto was dull, but exhibitors liked it that way. Excitable younger Linux evangelists had given way to the more sober executives and IT managers.
That plays into the hands of Andreas Typaldos, chief executive officer of Xandros Inc., just fine. For him, it's an opportunity.
IDC forecasts that the market for new and redeployed PCs running Linux will grow to $10-billion (U.S.
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