Author: JT Smith
LinuxPlanet reports that when Microsoft Windows 2000 was released in February, many predicted that it would gain
marketshare at the expense of Linux and other advanced 32-bit operating systems. But, according to a
study to be released tomorrow by WebSideStory, growth for Windows 2000 seems to have come from
other Microsoft operating systems.
marketshare at the expense of Linux and other advanced 32-bit operating systems. But, according to a
study to be released tomorrow by WebSideStory, growth for Windows 2000 seems to have come from
other Microsoft operating systems.
