There’s nothing like the approaching dawn of a new year to make a person sit down and take stock of things. Apparently the folks over at Infoweek were feeling a similar urge last week, if their article titled “Fixing Linux: What’s Broken and What To Do About It” is anything to go by. “There’s no question that there are key areas where Linux is lacking — not just missing individual features, but things that are actively dysfunctional and which need immediate attention,” charged Serdar Yegulalp, the article’s author.
