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Microsoft s mission of battling piracy can also be a force driving Ubuntu Linux adoption. Believe it or not, on desktops, the second most installed OS behind legitimate copies of Microsoft Windows is... illegal copies of Microsoft Windows. But if Microsoft increases its pressure on pirates (as it s already doing), people might turn to free alternatives rather than keep paying for Windows. And if more users turn to Linux, anything could happen. With only 1% of the market share for desktop computers, the Linux community produced something as good as Ubuntu; it s difficult to imagine where the limit will be if that figure increases. Ubuntu is now a mature desktop OS in its 12th release, and it is reportedly being used by more than 12 million users worldwide.3 That makes it the most popular Linux distribution for desktops; in fact, it has been chosen as distribution of the year many times. Red Hat and Novell, with Red Hat Enterprise Linux Desktop and SUSE Linux respectively, are aiming at the corporate market and have made some advances there that push forward the overall Linux community. There might never be a Year of the Linux Desktop. There might be, after Microsoft Windows, another big thing that changes the landscape and poses a new challenge to Linux. But Ubuntu and Linux have already been successful in raising the bar when it comes to what we expect to receive for each dollar we spend in software.

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Summary

The previous section gave an example of the problems you can run into if the underlying database has the inappropriate tables for your query. You sometimes find that the database has the appropriate tables, but without any primary or foreign key constraints. In these cases, you can run your queries, but the underlying data is likely to be inconsistent. In this section, you will see how you can find some of the inconsistencies by running a few queries. Suppose that the Membership table in Figure 11-3 had been created without a primary key. Then we run the risk of having duplicate rows. For example, we might have two identical rows for member 118 in TeamA, which would cause a query that counts the number of members in TeamA to give the wrong result. If you try to add a primary key when duplicates already exist, you will get an error, which is one way to find where the problems are! Another way is to do a GROUP BY query on the fields that should be in the primary key and use a HAVING clause to find those with two or more entries, as in Listing 11-5.

This chapter closes the introductory part of the book. We ve discussed the history of Ubuntu, starting from the creation of UNIX in the 1970s, to the rise of IBM PC and Microsoft s DOS in the 1980s, and gone from the initial call for collaboration from Linus Torvalds to the reality of free and open source software that is Ubuntu. Along the way we met characters such as Richard Stallman and Linus Torvalds, the founding fathers of the GNU/Linux OS. We also reviewed the concepts of copyleft, free software, and open source, which are part of understanding the world of Linux and Ubuntu.