FratFiles

• Save Paper

Today I'm going to tackle one of the hottest topics in the industry, comparing Microsoft's latest offerings to the offerings being released by the major Linux players for both network servers and desktop solutions. I am going to steer clear of "total cost of ownership" arguments, because Microsoft has already funded extensive research that has proven Windows is cheaper to own and operate than Linux. I'm going to be looking at the issue from a pure usability perspective. Which platform saves me the most time? Which platform has the features I need? Which platform has the best third party applications and utilities?
• Windows versus Linux on the Server
Most of my friends and family use Windows 2000, but to power my business network I need the robust features and rock-solid stability of Windows Advanced Server 2003. Windows Advanced Server lets me establish and administer global networks consisting of thousands of clients across hundreds of domains, all with a single wizard. And......

View the rest of this paper...

Approximate Word Count: 1134
Approximate Pages: 5 (250 words per double-spaced page)

Similar Essays

1. Linux Vs Windows
   

   Linux vs Windows LINUX vs. WINDOWS The debate on Windows vs. Linux is truly an on going one with no end in site. Regardless how you come at this juncture you are usually a UNIX

2. Ms Windows Vs. Unix/Linux
   

   Ms Windows Vs. Unix/Linux MS Windows vs. Unix/Linux University of Phoenix POS/420 Introduction to Unix October 20, 2008 Scott Stewart MS Windows vs. Unix/Linux The Microsoft and

3. Linux /Unix Vs. Windows
   

   Linux /UNIX vs. Windows COST The total cost of running an environment based on Linux/Unix distributions vs. running an environment of a Windows Distribution is extreme. The chart

4. Redhad Linux Vs Windows 2000
   

   Redhad Linux vs windows 2000 Red Hat Linux vs. Windows 2000 The purpose of this paper will be to compare and contrast the cost, market share, and hardware requirements of the

5. Linux Vs Windows Paper
   

   Linux vs Windows paper Microsoft Windows has long dominated the business and home desktop market but there is a new contender on the block in the shape of LINUX that is beginning