Author: JT Smith
In a ZDNet column on computing industry holy wars, David Coursey writes: “I am not a Linux or
UNIX person, though I have a few Linux-based
servers sitting around, so maybe I am missing the
point. Still, nobody has ever really explained to me
the value of all these semi-incompatible versions of
essentially the same OS. What value does this
bring to customers? I get how it helps the vendors,
but what about us?”
UNIX person, though I have a few Linux-based
servers sitting around, so maybe I am missing the
point. Still, nobody has ever really explained to me
the value of all these semi-incompatible versions of
essentially the same OS. What value does this
bring to customers? I get how it helps the vendors,
but what about us?”
