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From Linux to Windows - eweek's sleazy Microsoft propaganda Posted by Pile (6065 views) [E-Mail link] Computer industry publication eWeek is running an interesting story entitled From Linux to Windows about two goofball companies who blamed their internal/management problems on the operating systems they used and switched over from Unix to Windows. eWeek ran this sleazy article which attempts to imply that Windows was a better choice when upon reading between the lines, it's obvious the companies involved were ignorant, made bad management decisions, worked through a contractor and the whole thing is a thinly-veiled pile of pro-Microsoft BS. Slashdot has an excellent array of comments dissecting this bogus story and the dumbass companies behind it. What's even funnier is that at least one of the two companies that "switched" to Windows has a completely screwed up web site with pathetic uptime that doesn't even work properly. Go Microsoft!     Comments   Name: (change name for anonymous posting) Title: Comments:     1 Article displayed.

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