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Old 07-29-2007, 06:28 PM
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Those server stats probably include office servers as well, where active directory and domain controllers are used in many office environments, even quite small offices. If you take out office use and count only web servers, I would guess that Linux is still top dog.

I could see MS not being on top very long in the server world, but overall counting all computer installs (workstation + servers), I think it will be a long time, if ever, before another company takes down MS.

I'm still "stuck" on MS on my workstation and have been saying forever that I plan to try out something like ubuntu to see if I can switch to that... but just never seem to have the time on it.
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