Re: best o/s survey...someone's missing a few bits... -- MIDRANGE-L

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Subject: Re: best o/s survey...someone's missing a few bits...
From: "trevor perry" <trevorp@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 22 Aug 2002 16:58:42 -0500
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Organization: looksoftware.com

Here are the results they gave me:

Solaris 1454 30.37% .
Linux 921 19.24% .
AIX 856 17.88% .
HP-UX 564 11.78% .
FreeBSD 347 7.25% .
Tru-64 223 4.66% .
Windows 222 4.64% .
AS/400 201 4.20% .

Total: 4788 100% .

We only have 1254 to go as of now...

----- Original Message -----
Subject: Re: best o/s survey...someone's missing a few bits...


> It would be just too embarrassing to lose to Windows.
>
> And given that this list hovers around 1000 subscribers, it ought to be
> really easy to pass Windows, or even better, to break into the top 3.  All
> it takes is every list member to take the 17 seconds it takes to follow
this
> link ( http://www.unixguide.net ) and choose the AS/400 button (or OS/400
> button if they follow Neil's suggestion).
>
> Let's put a really good OS on their radar  :)
>
> jte

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Follow-Ups:

Re: best o/s survey...someone's missing a few bits... , Leif Svalgaard
Re: best o/s survey...someone's missing a few bits... , Martin Rowe

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