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Matt McKenzie writes: "The article doesn't say a word about Microsoft or Windows -- and without knowing a lot more about the project, it's unfair to read anything between the lines. In any case, it's hard to imagine Microsoft vilifying Linux the way it did not so long ago, while its employees log millions of miles traveling air routes where Linux plays the traffic cop. Or are Greyhound tickets about to become a very hot commodity?"
Microsoft turned to Akami to mirror their on-line presence when loads get heavy. Akami uses Linux.
Microsoft chose a Linux based solution for its in-house Wireless network.
Whenever things get tough or demand stability Microsoft is happy to use Linux.
They just don't want anyone else using it that's all.
:)
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Microsoft chose a Linux based solution for its in-house Wireless network.
Whenever things get tough or demand stability Microsoft is happy to use Linux.
They just don't want anyone else using it that's all.
:)