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Jax wrote:
> http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserv...5CALOffer.mspx > > seems like a good deal to me... I have an infinite number of 'free cals' with every Linux system.  |
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steve <> wrote:
>Jax wrote: > >> http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserv...5CALOffer.mspx >> >> seems like a good deal to me... > >I have an infinite number of 'free cals' with every Linux system. Tried to talk our management to go Linux last year but they went with Novell again.. and M$ for Exchange Server for email. |
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Mutley wrote:
> steve <> wrote: > >>Jax wrote: >> >>> http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserv...5CALOffer.mspx >>> >>> seems like a good deal to me... >> >>I have an infinite number of 'free cals' with every Linux system. > > Tried to talk our management to go Linux last year but they went with > Novell again.. and M$ for Exchange Server for email. Silly buggers. Novell now owns SuSE Linux....and seems to be very much a Linux champion these days. |
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