Xandros Company Description
Xandros markets a Linux-based desktop utility that runs widely used Microsoft programs, such as Excel and Word. It targets both corporate and home users. Founded in 2001, the company acquired the Linux desktop technology originally developed at Corel. Linspire sued Xandros in 2002, alleging the company and its financial backers failed to repay a $750,000 loan; the suit has since been settled. Linux Global Partners is an investor in Xandros; other shareholders include Corel and company employees. Xandros has offices in Canada, Greece, and the US.
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