Business Desktops, Not Servers (Score 1)

It should be kept in mind that the subject of this article is Desktop units, not server hardware. With that in mind, Windows is "it". What alternative is there? Hardware configuration and Desktop Linux are, by tradition, two things that just don't get along. For a typical business, trying to configure hardware on hundreds of Linux desktops would result in an enormous waste of time and computers that are unable to communicate with printers, USB devices, or log onto the internet. Total disaster! Now, Ubuntu is one Linux distribution which is making some enormous strides toward general usability. There is definitely some potential, here. For now, though, the word is "Microsoft". Sorry.