No-hype Linux
Just wanted to thank you for writing one of the most truly informative, no-hype Linux articles I've read lately ("Inside Linux," Feb. 5, 2004). Network Computing relates these topical issues like Linux adoption on fundamental facts--without relying on the eyeball-catching "Microsoft is dead" type of headlines. Linux is great for some purposes, not great for others. To be taken seriously, its role in the enterprise should be considered realistically. Thanks for not declaring 2004 "Year of Linux on the Desktop."
James Boike
A&R Partners
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