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and a host of others cover it well. TR is more like a kinda fun community for me and also a good resource for management\IT dilemma's etc.
It's not really a technical site though (except, of course the Locksmith's pen get's technical which I appreciate even if many others don't and start whining that "Crackers" will start breaking into their systems...hehehehe like they are going to go to TR for this.....)
Anyway, just my cent and a half... :)
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by james r linn
Is that this site reflects corporate marketshare - Linux is a good operating system for servers, but corporate america is not embracing it, and is not frienly enough for the average corporate desktop user.
I'm not saying it doesn't have its place. I read the article on using an old pc for a linux firewall at home - this is something a friend told me about 2 years ago, but for a newbie it may be of interest.
We don't support linux in our enterprise - we support only one Unix. But we have lots of people who have made the transition to unix from wintel by first setting up and playing with Linux at home.
I do beleive that many orgs will see more Linux boxes come into large enterprises, but I'm not sure whether this will be fast enoughto make any significant impact to Microsoft's dominant position.
James
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