Microsoft has approached the Open Source Development Labs (OSDL), home of Linus Torvalds, to propose working together on a Windows vs Linux analysis.
Microsoft recently launched a 'Get the Facts' ad campaign telling consumers Linux isn't cheaper than Windows. The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) thinks they should get the facts too - but it's warned Microsoft to make sure its are straight first.
Yep, it's Windows vs Linux time again. as usual, the facts go out the window in a points-scoring battle that completely ignores the important issues.
Counting viruses is simplistic, but there is evidence that Windows is becoming more resistent, and Linux is becoming more of a target
Linux and Microsoft enthusiasts have argued for a while now as to which system is most secure. Are Linux vulnerabilities in the news less often because the Linux code is so well-written, or because the Linux market share is so much smaller? One way to get to the bottom of this dispute is to look at the numbers.
Matthew J. Szulik, Red Hat CEO has taken off the kid gloves and come out swinging in a rebuttal to Microsoft's recent Linux putdowns.
The computer industry is famous for its battles -- Windows vs. Linux, Macintosh vs. PC, Intel vs. AMD. Now get ready for the next great fight: PC memory.
There's a new job description at Microsoft Corporation: Linux stalker. In what amounts to a case of "The Empire Strikes Back," the software giant in recent weeks has deployed a team of engineers and marketers to keep tabs on Linux, the fast-growing, free operating system that is making waves in the computer world. The group is small -- fewer than 10 members -- but it has an important mission: to counter a cultish software movement that has evolved from a mere annoyance to a real threat.
Counting viruses is simplistic, but there is evidence that Windows is becoming more resistent, and Linux is becoming more of a target
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