Thanks to John Gowin
for this summary.
“In the last twenty years, there have been a lot of IT
professionals that have placed their bets on the wrong technology
and have been left holding the bag.
“And at the same time, many companies have become second rung
players when they’ve ignored the possibilities of future
competition. If you look at some examples, you’ll see that history
is getting ready to repeat itself. At least many Linux supporters
would like to think so.
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