I completely agree with your logic, except that I have worked with, and befriended many indian friends who know quite a lot about Linux and UNIX programming.
I have never worked in an environment where Linux has been a "desktop" etc, except for the few of us who were able to use a system that had both windows and linux installed, but most of what they got paid for was for commandline code, perl and so on.
You can make money with Linux when your company's game plan involves leveraging Linux openness towards it's buisness goals.
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I completely agree with your logic, except that I have worked with, and befriended many indian friends who know quite a lot about Linux and UNIX programming.
I have never worked in an environment where Linux has been a "desktop" etc, except for the few of us who were able to use a system that had both windows and linux installed, but most of what they got paid for was for commandline code, perl and so on.
You can make money with Linux when your company's game plan involves leveraging Linux openness towards it's buisness goals.