Don't let anyone tell you that Linux isn't ready for the enterprise — we use it in all our servers, workstations, and laptops — and encourage our clients to consider using Linux whenever appropriate.
Open Source is about more than just cost-free software. It's about always having the freedom to use your software — and your data. And it's about being able to fix things when they break. That doesn't mean you need to be the one to do so; it just means that someone can fix it.
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