[ Thanks to Doug
Bostrom for this link. ]
“Meanwhile, Windows hasn’t dropped in price at all over the past
5 years. And the upgrade to Windows 2000 would involve a
significant price increase.”
“That’s why most of the major PC vendors offer PCs with Linux.
Some are experimenting with the awesome Be operating system…”
“Linux is attacking Windows at both the high end and the
low. The ever growing corporate acceptance of Linux on servers, and
even respectable acceptance on the desktop, is well known.
Less well known is the use of Linux as an alternative to
Microsoft’s lowest-end Windows operating system: Windows CE.”
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