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Decade of Linux?</a></font></p>
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ball here at the PC Doc HQ, but I can tell you one thing, it's not
going to be the year, or decade, of Linux of on the desktop, and I'd
bet the farm on that.
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A REVOLUTIONARY IDEA!
'Time to put Nana Pelosi in a home!'</pre>
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