During a LinuxCon panel discussion, Linus Torvalds provides insight into what works and what doesn't with Linux in 2014.
CHICAGO--The Linux faithful gathered today at LinuxCon to hear core Linux developers, especially Linus Torvalds--and the audience wasn't disappointed. In a keynote panel session, Torvalds spoke of his hopes and the challenges for Linux in 2014.
Linux kernel developer Greg Kroah-Hartman moderated the discussion and commented that Linux already runs everywhere. He asked Torvalds where he thinks Linux should go next. "I still want the desktop," Torvalds said as the audience erupted into boisterous applause. The challenge on the desktop is not a kernel problem, Torvalds said. "It's a whole infrastructure problem. I think we'll get there one day."
