> The problem is that it isnt an easy migration for the less tech savy
Migration from Windows to Linux (or Linux to Windows, or from froogles
to moogles) isn't an easy thing for anybody, no matter how tech savvy
they are. Especially when switching OS's...now we have to train or hire
new Admins, and develop an employee training camp. Re-document
everything, talk to legal over our new licenses, risks, and liabilities.
The list goes on..
For those who already have strong Linux skills, migrating the technology
isn't that hard..but the job isn't done when all the boxen are now
Linux.
that being said, it's still kinda sad to see Windows be chosen over
Linux.
On Sat, 2003-09-20 at 17:39, JD Austin wrote:
> Alexander Henry wrote:
>
> > I met the guy from Az Tech who was researching on starting a company
> > that migrated from Windows to Linux systems. He has dropped the
> > project. Not that it's impossible, but he and the people who were
> > researching whether they should start such a thing just decided it
> > wasn't for them.
> >
> > --Alexander
> >
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> The problem is that it isnt an easy migration for the less tech savy,
> and there isnt always an equivalent native app in windows.
> People would rather take the easy path.
> For those of us that know linux it's a trival matter.
> For the suits that have fallen for all of the M$ fud it's a hard sell.
> I think it isnt as hard of a sell for the server market though.
>
> JD
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