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The Truth About Linux TCO?, Apr 25, 2006
Sophisticated management tools now allow Linux management to be fast, effective and inexpensive. With lower acquisition costs, Linux is now a cost-effective alternative to Windows, EMA says.
Red Hat: Born on Wall Street and Here to Stay, Apr 25, 2006
Red Hat said that the success of Linux on Wall Street is no fluke and that use of the open-source operating system and other components will only continue to grow as more users realize the benefits.
Why Linux May Never Be a True Desktop OS, Apr 25, 2006
With Linux, the customer often expects to get the product for free and wants the retail price of Windows deducted from his/her purchase price. There are no funds passed back to the vendor and, because Linux is different, customers tend to place more service calls -- at $85 a call. As a result, the vendor generally ends up losing money.
Hosting firms claim Windows is cheaper than Linux, Apr 25, 2006
Some of the country’s leading web-hosting providers now claim that it is cheaper to offer services based on Windows than on Open Source software and have passed on cost savings to customers as a result.
McNealy steps down at Sun, Apr 25, 2006
Sun Microsystems co-founder Scott McNealy has stepped down as chief executive, and has been replaced by President Jonathan Schwartz, the company said Monday.
Linspire Announces Freespire Distribution, Apr 25, 2006
Freespire will be a Debian-based, community-driven and -supported project tied to the commercial Linspire distribution, Carmony outlined, in much the same way as Fedora Core and openSUSE relate to their parent commercial distros, Red Hat Linux and SUSE Linux, respectively.
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