Linked by David Adams on Sun 11th Jul 2010 19:43 UTC
U.K. government staff suggested replacing Microsoft Corp. operating systems on computers with free alternatives in response to a call for ideas for Prime Minister David Cameron's cost-cutting drive.
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RE[6]: Until they need support
by nt_jerkface on Tue 13th Jul 2010 01:09
in reply to "RE[5]: Until they need support"
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MCSE wages compared to Linux admins are the result of supply and demand, mainly from the preponderance of MCSE training programs.
RE[7]: Until they need support
by sorpigal on Tue 13th Jul 2010 11:27
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MCSE wages compared to Linux admins are the result of supply and demand, mainly from the preponderance of MCSE training programs.
MCSE wages compared to Linux admins are the result of supply and demand, mainly from the preponderance of MCSE training programs.
True but irrelevant. Go look up these figures: How many Linux admins do you need for a network of 500 workstations and 5 servers running Linux? How many MCSEs if the computers all ran Windows? Now, which is actually cheaper?
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That's because owning an MCSE isn't worth anything. Linux admins tend to have actual skills.
Edited 2010-07-12 10:15 UTC