Linux aficionados have cried foul for years over the lack of widespread adoption of their precious operating system. The world has come to know Windows and Mac OS while leaving the red-headed stepchild Linux to fend for itself. It seems that Linux may have finally found a way into the living rooms of mainstream users via one of its most popular distributions (or brands) called Ubuntu.
On its website, “Ubuntu for phones” shows off what seems to be unparalleled multitasking capability, gesture control and the essential app ecosystem necessary to be a true contender in the smartphone market.
In addition to simply providing another operating system, Ubuntu for phones may also replace your desktop PC. Ubuntu has announced plans for a desktop dock that would allow multicore smartphones the ability to essentially plug in a keyboard and monitor and transform the device into a full-fledged desktop replacement.
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