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Microsoft makes tons of money off of their software. Those companies selling Linux have, up until now, made little. That is changing. More and more Linux companies are making money according to analysts reports. When a product starts to make money, its obvious that it is starting to proliferate.

There are next to no major applications available for Linux. Linux has managed to get a minor market share even without major applications being available. Apple struggles to hold onto its market share even with major applications available. But now, major ISVs are making commitments to Linux and IBM and Novell will push those along. As major applications become available for Linux, its adoption will accellerate. More and more major corporate players are jumping on board the Linux bandwagon. Only a fool would ignore the obvious.
Posted by: George Mitchell   Posted on: 12/15/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Lies! Lies!  WhoDaMan | 12/15/04
Wrong Wrong Wrong  FilledOut | 12/15/04
Stalling out  Yagotta B. Kidding | 12/15/04
Linux will blow the Windows out!  anthonycea | 12/15/04
There's not an adjective powerful enough to describe your stupidity  chrislovesdana | 12/15/04
MS being forced to share  bugmenotznet | 12/15/04
Yup, Linux is unstoppable ...  George Mitchell | 12/15/04
You wanna know what irony is?  Linux User 147560 | 12/15/04
While Microsoft dabbles in race cars ...  George Mitchell | 12/15/04
Your head is in the sand ...  George Mitchell | 12/15/04
RE: describe your stupidity  SC-man | 12/16/04
How did I know...  PA-ITGuy | 12/15/04
i wonder if anyone....  Monkey_MCSE | 12/15/04
Mike Cox, I hope your rep can refute this... please... pretty please... (nt  Plain Logic | 12/15/04
The missing information is important.  Anton Philidor | 12/15/04
These studies are all but meaningless when it comes to Linux, but ...  George Mitchell | 12/15/04
Christmas time in Fudville  whisperycat | 12/15/04
You're almost catching up to Apple  chrislovesdana | 12/15/04
you sound like a broken record  Monkey_MCSE | 12/15/04
I'm reminded of a quote  PA-ITGuy | 12/15/04
Message has been deleted.  No__ | 12/15/04
O NO ... another lame attempt to impersonate No_Ax  George Mitchell | 12/15/04
But don't...  Spoon Jabber | 12/16/04
Oh man, that was quick! ZDNet, what was offensive?  Spoon Jabber | 12/16/04
I was offended.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 12/16/04
Good for ZDNet!  George Mitchell | 12/16/04
Thanks, now I get it  Spoon Jabber | 12/17/04
Linux getting more and more mainstream press  George Mitchell | 12/15/04
They publish a lot!  amicus_curious | 12/16/04
Well, right here where I am...  Yen_z | 12/16/04
OEM Manufacturers in poor regions  baaobaab | 08/10/05
Who doesn't have a Linux strategy?  Eggs Ackley_z | 12/16/04
Their numbers are short  Chad_z | 12/16/04
It will be interesting to ;see if it happens  amicus_curious | 12/16/04
Those must be VERY expensive PCs.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 12/16/04
Math 101 No_Ax  itanalyst | 12/16/04
He must be...  Spoon Jabber | 12/16/04
Yes, they are expensive.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 12/16/04
Re: Yes, they are expensive  rhavyn | 12/16/04
Yup, cheap is the goal...  No_Ax_to_Grind | 12/16/04
Re: Re: Yes, they are expensive  ReFoRMaT | 01/13/05
Is that what Microsoft wants not what is reality?(NT)  voska | 12/16/04
expensive - true  baaobaab | 08/10/05

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