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Story: Linux firms rubbish Microsoft's customer win
Posted by: Anonymous (Wednesday 23 March 2005, 4:58 PM)
So...
When we hear about stories of switching from Windows to Linux, the Linux huggers are all excited and get that warm, fuzzy feeling inside, yet when we hear it the other way around, they are "unimpressed". Cry me a river...
It would be interesting to have ZDNet post *every* Linux-to-Windows switch story, but all we usually get is the Windows-to-Linux stories. Now and again we get a story like this.
Windows is used so much there isn't enough space on ZDNet to post all the Linux-to-Windows stories. But if you only live in the ZDNet pages, you would think the world is crumbling for MS, lol.
Makes me laugh, really...
Peter
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