Win2K vs Linux

[Brady Hegberg <bradyh@bitstream.net>]

I like the sound of this - it's from 
http://www.zdnet.com/anchordesk/story/story_3505.html


Ironically, Win2000 is also
deficient on the high end. After years of rapid
growth, Dataquest research indicates NT's market
share is in a holding pattern. As Dataquest analyst
Kimball Brown puts it, Windows 2000 will lift NT
from a "reasonably good low-end server
environment" only to the "midrange." Those
environments that demand high reliability and high
availability -- financial applications, big Web sites
and so on -- must still turn to Sun, Linux and other
Unix variants, or even to mainframes.


Now if only I could convince our MSCE/Network Admin to defect.
-Brady