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Linux marketshare at ISPs (zdnet story)

Posted by CmdrTaco on Wednesday May 06, 1998 @05:02PM from the not-bad-folks dept.

Matthew Miller writes "ZDNet's 'InfoBeads' has an article about server hardware and software used at ISPs. They show Linux at 26.1%, and have a few interesting-to-hear-from-the-mainstream comments. " I wouldn't have guessed that high- I just assumed my immediatecircle of ISP Linux running friends were a more thinly scattered bunch.

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