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Debunking common GNU/Linux myths

Posted by tadelste on · 1 comment
Jem Report; By Jem Matzan
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There is a lot of confusing information about the GNU/Linux operating system, open source and free software, and related issues in the press today. Many of these technologies and concepts are difficult to understand because they deviate from the standard historical traditions of the software industry. There are also a number of sponsored reports and other corporate propaganda published around the Web that smear the image of Linux and free software. In the interest of making a few basic concepts clear, this article will bring light to the darkness perpetuated by uninformed journalists, campaigning CEOs, and misleading advertisements.

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This seems to be true to a very high degree in the little community where I come from. Average MCSE gets paid 8 - 12 bucks an hour, unix admins sit at 80. I know of one software engineer who's company was charging the (LARGE UNNAMED) plywood plant 800 bucks an hour to fix a custom veneer grading system that was running 2000 server... I guess if ya got an in, ya go with it.

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