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> I expect that most of the continued growth of Linux will be
> in these 2 areas (servers and embedded) -- but we can't just
> abondon the desktop/workstation space either.

Does any have clue on the Linux pick-up in schools
	- in Mexico?
	- in China?
	- in India?

Eric