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Sounds straight from a 90's Microsoft marketing department, I'm glad not everyone listened back then. More users is definitely a feature though.
by greymeister 6y ago
Sounds straight from a 90's Microsoft marketing department, I'm glad not everyone listened back then.
More users is definitely a feature though.
- maallooc 6y agotbh microsoft was the best choice in the 90s. the only reason linux became useful is because it became popular.
- _emacsomancer_ 6y agoonly for very particular, and peculiar, senses of 'best'
- doctor_eval 6y agoFor some domains, But certainly not all, Windows was arguably a better choice, but even then it was more Windows NT vs Novell than Unix. I don’t recall Microsoft ever getting much traction in the racks of ISPs or in “big iron” installations, not until the late 90s... and even then it was tenuous. Microsoft was a terrible choice for IP networking, for example. Changing the IP address of a server would require a reboot. The majority of the work I did in the 90s was on HPUX and DGUX, but also a bunch of others. There was a lot more OS diversity back in the day.