The world of so called "journalism" especially in the realm of technology and Linux is full of questions and comments that aren't really worth the cost of the ink it takes to bold and highlight them.

There are a few that have been around for awhile now that have already been answered yet the press and "pundits" have chosen to ignore the answers because then they wouldn't have anything "exciting" to write about anymore.

Let's take for example, the question of "When will Linux be ready for the desktop?"

Linux is on the desktop. It has been announced for several companies and government agencies around the world. This is a fact. Linux IS on the user desktop. Now, is it on a billion desktops as some other OS's are claimed to be? Of course not. Is there a suggestion by some, even many people that perhaps Linux should be on so many desktops?

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