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	The market share of Linux has been expanding to a point where may consumers already see it as a feasible alternative to the hugely popular Microsoft Windows and Apple operating systems. The growing use of Linux is because of its open source nature, and this means taht the source code is widely available to the public with laid back or non-existent copyright restrictions. In simple terms, the operating system is continuously developed by a tight-knit community of developers and it is designed...]]></description>
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