Their excellent backward compatibility and longevity is both their strongest point and their eventual weakness. Part of it is likely because the same familiar desktop environment is also able to act as a server environment, and so it's had a huge sticking power.
I'd like to think that Linux as a platform for running such systems would have gotten a mention but it seems that BBC is unaware it exists.
I'd like to think that Linux as a platform for running such systems would have gotten a mention but it seems that BBC is unaware it exists.