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Got Linux? For many, the answer is no

For all the hoopla surrounding the open-source operating system, businesses aren't flocking to adopt it in the near future, Goldman Sachs says. Also: New tools on tap.

CNET News staff
For all the hoopla surrounding the open-source operating system, businesses aren't flocking to adopt it in the near future, according to a new survey by Goldman Sachs. Meanwhile, new tools are on tap.

Got Linux? Many companies say no
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