Linked by Alejandro Tamayo Castillo on Wed 20th Oct 2004 18:48 UTC
In this article I will analyze the features and costs to select which is the best operating system for servers as well as the services that each one of them brings to us.
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This artical is garbage, i agree. the aurthor said windows vs UNix. then goes on to compare freeBSD to win2k3? then, marks down on some marks for ese of use for no wizard or no gui tools? ... what?....
The *nix camp.. has many different kinds of flavors, each with different strengths and weakness's. i would rather have my updates scriptable and commandline only in windows sheesh how cool would that be....
and most Corperations don't really look into the OS so much as what it can do for them... for exmaple:
boss: we need new print servers....
admin... looks into it...
admin: here are our choices..,... (admnin) pitchs win and 8nix soltions
boss: let try a *nix based applince and a win solution then well pick one.
admin ok
then in the end they will pick the one that works for them, at my place of work we are replacing all windows print servers with Linux based print applinces. which work much better and can be restored faster if they crashed or hardware failures.
and Unix has alot of directory services aka Active directory... NDS, ldap etc even redhat now has the old netscape stuff that supports polices for nix.
sheesh
-Nex6