Now if you read the article, you will notice that the company, PatchLink
provides solutions to companies who want NETWORK security solutions.
PatchLink polled 250 of them. Now, in the network world where Linux has a
higher presence of users than in the home market, the number THINKING of
migrating to Linux is about 8%, or maybe 20 companies. Not surprising for
businesses.
Yes, I know that the subject of this thread was geared towards Business, but
most users here are HOME users. It is natural that business explore the
possibility of migration to a non Windows solution. Whoppte-do.
If the home user has issues with Vista being slow, crashing, not running
their software, fixes will be coming, or they can migrate back to XP. But
they certainly don't want Ubuntu or Linux. Bad choice for most. Reason
being is they want something that they can work with right away. Ubuntu has
a steep learning curve that most don't want to deal with. Bottom line,
Ubuntu is for Geeks who have lots of time on their hands and want to tiker
with toys.
Just another posting by the Ubuntu Marketing Department (Alias) to try and
scare the visitors the the windows.vista.general group to think about
Ubuntu.
Why would they want a TOY OS to play with when they can use Vista or even XP
to get real work done?