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Idea ID: 2783503

Provide iPrint and Novell client for Linux

GrzesStec
Status: Delivered
The Linux Desktop is the one of most important technology in the near future.
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  • I would counter that to point out that the market for the linux client is infinitesimal compared to even the OSX market which itself tiny compared to Windows. While it would be wonderful to have both OSX and Linux clients, Novell needs to decide if it is going to support a small underserved market or better align with the large well served market.
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  • I would counter that to point out that the market for the linux client is infinitesimal compared to even the OSX market which itself tiny compared to Windows. While it would be wonderful to have both OSX and Linux clients, Novell needs to decide if it is going to support a small underserved market or better align with the large well served market.
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