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Meaning of "dead end"?
Do you mean "end state?" That is, once the enterprise has migrated to Linux it remain there, only to be supplanted by subsequent Linux upgrades? Likely, yes.

Enterprise computing has advanced from client-server to web-enabled applications, with information views through portals (not good news for the ERP vendors). Today there is still a ployglot assemblage of operating systems, and serious Linux migration is constrained by the numbers of qualified engineers. The Firefox-Linux linkup is a fine one, but it will take time to become ubiquitous.
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Talking about hiring...  mabricen | 04/13/05
I see. It is pretty clear  michael-t | 04/13/05
Competition is a great thing! (NT)  NonZealot | 04/13/05
Meaning of "dead end"?  IT_User | 04/13/05
Nothing stays the same for ever ... Simple Facts of Life  michael-t | 04/13/05
Yeah Baby!!!  nucrash | 04/13/05
Not "for the little guy"  IT_User | 04/13/05
Fighting for the little Guy?!?  John Zern | 04/13/05
The second they were sued by SCO...  nucrash | 04/14/05
Why do you think....  nucrash | 04/14/05
Because it didn't make enough money!  IT Makes Sense | 04/14/05
Programmers or just one programmer?  Anton Philidor | 04/13/05
The difference is this  Linux User 147560 | 04/13/05
Selective memory  osreinstall | 04/13/05
They're looking for one programmer, apparently.  Anton Philidor | 04/13/05
And who said open source programmers don't get paid??  DonnieBoy | 04/13/05
Who said that He is going to get paid?!  computer_man | 04/13/05
ID(10) t (NT)  Mack DaNife | 04/14/05
where will Firefox be without it's developers?  rwgreene | 04/14/05
IBM, no need to hunt them, just pay them  FilledOut | 04/15/05

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