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A Few Thoughts on Why Businesses Resist Migration to Linux
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Comments (3)
What misinformation in particular.? I read the article, and as far as I can tell there was no information in it, let alone misinformation.
@linux4567: Does it make sense for you to read articles to which you intend in advance to object? Does it even make sense for you spend the effort to read articles that are clearly aimed at people less comprehensively aware of all things Linux than yourself?
The majority of businesses, in the US at least and to a lesser extent on the rest of this planet, use Microsoft, to their great cost and detriment. That's their problem. You don't like it, I don't like it, but that doesn't make an unpleasant datum an untrue one.
The majority of businesses, in the US at least and to a lesser extent on the rest of this planet, use Microsoft, to their great cost and detriment. That's their problem. You don't like it, I don't like it, but that doesn't make an unpleasant datum an untrue one.
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I think LXer should be a bit more discerning and not promote articles that are full of misinformation and FUD.
Businesses have embraced Linux for more than a decade in droves, in fact Redhat / Suse / IBM / Dell / HP have been making billions by selling Linux and related services to businesses.