The real cost of switching to Linux
Although Linux is often thought of as a free
alternative to established operating systems such as Windows and
proprietary Unix, is it really cheaper when you add the costs of
acquisition, migration, operation, and support? In other words, is the
TCO (total cost of ownership) of Linux really lower than that of Unix or
Windows?
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