Re: What is the most popular platform?

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>I am trying to determine the most popular platform for Linux.
Specifically,
>what version is the most common (4.5?). I have seen a couple of versions
at the
>retail shelf and I am trying to target one particular version for a driver
>release.

Linux is not redhat. To my knowledge the most used platform out there is
x86 Linux 2.0.x.

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>Please mail jacob_hawley@msn.com if you have an opinion you would like to
>express.
>
>Thanks
>Jacob Hawley
>Sr. Manager, Custom Engineering
>Creative Labs, Inc.
>www.soundblaster.com
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