I've been working with both Windows and Linux for a number of years now. I'd have to say I was a huge Microsoft bigot. But after being put on a NT/Unix Integration team to provide my customers with presales solutions, I began to see that both NT/2000 and Linux have their strengths and weaknesses, just like old NT vs. NetWare battle.
IMHO - in order to have a truly stellar environment, you don't have to have all MS or all Linux, but a combination of the two, that compliment each other, not only in form, but also in function.
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I've been working with both Windows and Linux for a number of years now. I'd have to say I was a huge Microsoft bigot. But after being put on a NT/Unix Integration team to provide my customers with presales solutions, I began to see that both NT/2000 and Linux have their strengths and weaknesses, just like old NT vs. NetWare battle.
IMHO - in order to have a truly stellar environment, you don't have to have all MS or all Linux, but a combination of the two, that compliment each other, not only in form, but also in function.
Just my $0.02