Author: JT Smith
ZDNet’s Evan Leibovitch takes a closer look at Microsoft’s latest attacks on Linux: “A big part of Microsoft’s problem is
that the Linux community doesn’t see the need to
counter-attack or even play the game. While certain parts of
the community will never let a bad word about Linux go
unchallenged, most folks have come to realize that while the
new “recognition” by Microsoft is bound to turn up some
legitimate flaws, it also establishes Linux and open source as
the alternative.”
that the Linux community doesn’t see the need to
counter-attack or even play the game. While certain parts of
the community will never let a bad word about Linux go
unchallenged, most folks have come to realize that while the
new “recognition” by Microsoft is bound to turn up some
legitimate flaws, it also establishes Linux and open source as
the alternative.”
