[ Thanks to Steven
York for this link. ]
“I found myself reading an article on Mainframe.gr explaining
how 2006 was another lost year for Linux and I couldn’t help myself
but write this response in disagreement. I found that 2006 was the
building of a bridge between Windows and Linux, it may not be
complete yet but there’s already governments coming across. Let me
share my thoughts on Linux in 2006.“While the operating system market is still dominated by
Microsoft and shows little sign of changing that doesn’t mean that
all other options have failed hopelessly because there were some
significant gains made over the past 12 months…”
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