“But that hasn’t stopped backers of Linux — the upstart
operating system created by a global community of programmers
— from plotting a coup.“No one expects Linux to replace Windows at big organizations.
Linux failed to make big inroads when the vast majority of
businesses skipped upgrading to Windows Vista after it came out in
2007. But some tech analysts say circumstances now bode well for
accelerated use of Linux by businesses with 10 to 500
employees.”
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