Actually at the desktop level, linux usage is very meagre.. but at the
server level, its very popular and widely used..
However, with introduction of sharepoint 2010, everyone is moving to .NET
and windows based development.. In my company (which is a fastest growing
MNC), most intranet sites are developed in .NET and recently, new sites are
consolidated under sharepoint..
I think, Microsoft will have a big push through Sharepoint, just like it had
when it released windows GUI desktop..
Another thing is that Network integration is veyr powerful in Windows..
Most big corporates are moving on to Single Sign on, and Linux has been
having major problems in integrating to windows network.. We run a
corporate blogging site in linux, and its really a problem implementing
single sign on..
Its really an ambiguity to predict where will Linux Move on, unless it sorts
out desktop issues.
Regards,
Senthil
On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 11:04 PM, rajkumar vbalakrishnasamy <
rajkumar.lynx@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi ilugcies,
I recently googled about Linux usage statistics all over the world
and found some information on that but the information shows only 1% use of
Linux globally in desktop market, is this wiki article is fake or real.And
i
also found in some websites that Linux market share is high and w3c's
statistics is also wrong.So,please comment on this or we have to analyze
the
actual usage statistics and modify the wiki content.And also we can find
some more ideas to bring awareness on foss.
http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_os.asp
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usage_share_of_operating_systems
http://www.seopher.com/articles/linux_usage_statistics__dell_holds_the_key_w3c_shows_decline
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