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Kennards Hire offloads Linux machines after costly experiment

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“Each Hewlett-Packard thin client unit is priced at $550, while
the Fedora machines cost about $720.

“The national equipment hire company also switched from IBM’s
Lotus Notes to Microsoft Outlook for email.

“The costly Linux experiment went awry due to numerous support
problems, mainly because of a decision to manage the computer fleet
internally.”


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