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Friday, 11 February 2005 |
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Linux maker sprouts MP3 server
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Desktop Summit If you can't beat them or join them, then do something weird.
This appears to be the rallying cry accompanying the launch of Linspire Five-0.
The operating system, due out this quarter, will ship with a number of additions
you might expect from a version of Linux aimed at average consumers. Things such
as improved music, photo and DVD applications, better Wi-Fi support and a fancy
instant messaging product are there. What you might not expect - the weird part
of the equation - is a new package called MP3beamer that turns any Linspire PC
into a music hub for the home.
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"I think this is the product Linux needs to go mainstream," said Linspire CEO
Michael Robertson, during a keynote speech here at the Desktop Summit.
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