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 Novell ponders "open-source apps store"

Linux, GNU, Open-sourcetitan writes "Novell plans to bring the wealth of open-source software to everyday users through an "open-source apps store". The vast amount of free software available to open-source users has long been one of the major benefits of switching to a Linux distro such as Ubuntu, or openSUSE. The problem has always been in explaining this to customers reared on a Windows diet. However, with the growing popularity of Linux on netbooks and the public's familiarity with apps stores on smartphones, Novell believes offering an "open-source apps store" could solve this problem for vendors. The fruits of this strategy are set to appear in the openSUSE edition of the Moblin OS.
Read full article at PC Pro"



 
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