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:ServerWatch: Enterprise UNIX Roundup: Longhorn's Loss, Linux's Gain
ServerWatch: Enterprise UNIX Roundup: Longhorn's Loss, Linux's Gain Sep 4, 2004, 01 :00 UTC (3 Talkback[s]) (5890 reads) (Other stories by Michael Hall)
"We'll admit to a little mystification over the apparent ripple that passes through the pundit set every time Microsoft bestirs itself long enough to announce something is or isn't coming in on time, and is or isn't going to have this or that gewgaw or widget.
"On one shoulder, our sour-faced cynic chirps away, 'It's a big company... like those dinosaurs with brains near their tails... It's supposed to blunder around and miss dates and not do stuff it thought it could when the peanut brain thought the stuff up and tried to get the tail-brain to go along.'
"On our other shoulder, the pious long-view sage tells us, 'Enterprises must be able to plan on deployments--else chaos will ensue! Corporate America is poised to take up Longhorn... It just needs the word...!'"
