(Editor’s Note: I guess this explains why Red Hat enjoyed record revenues in the first quarter. MS wouldn’t have gone out and purchased another “independent” study, would they?) .
New research has found that open-source Linux software incurs higher total ownership costs (TCO) for users than the rival operating system Windows platform.
New research has found that open-source Linux software incurs higher total ownership costs (TCO) for users than the rival operating system Windows platform.
This is bound to put a dent in the wider adoption of Linux, Beijing-based research house CCW Research says.
Link: TechNewsWorld
