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Is Office 365 really cheaper than going open source?
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TCO studies about Microsoft vs. Open Source products always seem to assume that Windows knowledge is god-given.
> TCO studies about Microsoft vs. Open Source products always seem to assume that Windows knowledge is god-given.
You mean you don't find the MS ribbon interface to be a natural extension of the mind? ;-)
You mean you don't find the MS ribbon interface to be a natural extension of the mind? ;-)
The typical Microsoft TCO argument only substantiates two things:
1. It is possible to manipulate statistics to "prove" any point, however weak.
2. Anyone buying into such weak arguments deserves to be labeled weak-minded and incapable of critical independent thinking.
1. It is possible to manipulate statistics to "prove" any point, however weak.
2. Anyone buying into such weak arguments deserves to be labeled weak-minded and incapable of critical independent thinking.
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