Linus Torvalds, who created Linux in 1991, called desktop Linux "inevitable."
"We already have all of the tools, in open-source software, necessary for 80% of office workers in the world: an office suite including spreadsheet, word processor, and presentation program; a Web browser, graphical desktop with file manager, and tools for communications, scheduling, and personal information management," Torvalds said in a statement.
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