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Story: Linux firms rubbish Microsoft's customer win
I'm a professional (over twenty years experience in a vast array of computer skills) and I choose Microsoft products. Yes, SQL Server is better than Oracle. I was in a shop where we used both products and the Oracle side of things gave us the most headaches and the highest total cost of ownership.
Saying that Microsoft is a dictatorship is absurd. As a user, we live in a time where we can choose from Linux, Apple, Microsoft or OS/2 operating systems. If you do not like Microsoft products, you are not forced to use them. Therefore, they are not a monopoly. Please get a clue.
For the easiest, lowest cost of doing web applications, Microsoft wins hands down.
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Story: Linux firms rubbish Microsoft's customer win
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