Dr. Thompson, the way you selected the administrators seems to suggest a strong bias against Linux. In Appendix 3 (page 41), you recruited Windows administrators with at least 4-5 years of Windows administrator experience, while in Appendix 4 (page 43), you recruited Linux administators with just 2 years of Linux experience.
It seems that either you're a true Linux believer thinking that a Linux administrator can out-smart, out-perform a Windows administor with twice the experience, or that your experiment was setup to pit inexperienced Linux admins against experienced Windows admins.
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Dr. Thompson, the way you selected the administrators seems to suggest a strong bias against Linux. In Appendix 3 (page 41), you recruited Windows administrators with at least 4-5 years of Windows administrator experience, while in Appendix 4 (page 43), you recruited Linux administators with just 2 years of Linux experience.
It seems that either you're a true Linux believer thinking that a Linux administrator can out-smart, out-perform a Windows administor with twice the experience, or that your experiment was setup to pit inexperienced Linux admins against experienced Windows admins.
So which is it?