On LinkedIn, I belong to the &quot;Linux Users&quot; and &quot;Linux Experts&quot; lists.  We were having a discussion on &quot;Linux Users&quot; as to why corporations aren&#39;t moving to Linux desktops.  Someone suggested a name like &quot;Doors&quot; or &quot;Skylights&quot; for a Linux distro to point out how &#39;similar Linux was to Windows&#39;.  I countered that perhaps we should market Linux as the &quot;Low-e OS&quot; because Linux is a &quot;more energy-efficient, greener approach to computing than traditional Windows.&quot;  Well, we could change that to KDE or Gnome and get away without paying Microsoft - especially since they cannot trademark the word &quot;Windows&quot; (although they did try).<br>
<br>Okay, just a thought that might have amused you for a second.  I&#39;ll let you folks get back to work now.  Lots of ground to cover in making Linux worthy for most desktop computers.<br>