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Windows XP will expire in April: businesses have several options available: 1. take the risk and do nothing, 2. upgrade to 2GB RAM and install Windows 7 or 8, 3. Upgrade to new hardware, possibly including a new evaluation of technologies current and future role in your business, or 4. install Linux.
The following email came in today, suggesting that I accept gibberish and confused references to myself as a clear and memorable tag people can use to find me on Google G+. Sorry bud: Kubulai’s my on-line personna. Take it or leave it. CYA.
The downside to on-line automation is error correction, which requires human interaction. I feel that local brick and mortar credit unions or banks will continue to exist, mostly in partnership with larger brick and mortar retail stores in high traffic areas, to allow human interaction to deal with exceptions.
http://www.eweek.com/networking/slideshows/facebooks-internet-everywhere-initiative-10-things-to-know/
The graphic shows the most requested version of Linux on top. Less popular versions follow in descending order.