“In the past decade, the biggest winner on the e-mail server
landscape has not been IBM/Lotus Domino or Microsoft Exchange, but
Windows, the operating system that supports the majority of
messaging and collaboration platforms in use today.“But just as Linux is being presented as a viable alternative to
Windows for network-plumbing tasks such as file and print and Web
serving, it is starting to rise as an application-layer option,
especially with clustering, IP and virtualization improvements in
the latest Linux kernel…”
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