[ Thanks to Jason
Greenwood for this link. ]
“Matt Asay’s AC/OS blog says that one of the ‘expenses’ noted in
Microsoft TCO studies is the cost of training.“He says:
“If you read Microsoft’s TCO case studies, its customers only
state that Microsoft is cheaper because they didn’t want to invest
in any new training, which is a bit of a canard since Unix skills
transfer automatically to Linux skills and, last time I checked,
Unix predates Windows…”
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