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Free Software Sets the Computing AgendaFree Software Sets the Computing AgendaPosted Jul 20, 2006 10:53 UTC (Thu) by jonbayer (guest, #36490)Parent article: Free Software Sets the Computing Agenda
Heh,
Funny story, I work in the webhosting industry and microsoft has been quite agressively trying to gain a foothold, going so far as to pay for dedicated servers for more than a few webhosting providers.
Of course windows is terrible enough with shared hosting I think they have a long road ahead of them, but the matter of fact is the average webhosting customer can't write HTML ; much less tell what OS their server is running.
Fortunately for linux right now IIS is absolutely terrible and has all sorts of ridiculous bugs that are a pain in the ass to deal with, however microsoft is making progress. If they ever reach a stage of not being horrible to deal with, you may see a lot of hosting providers go with windows by default.
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