Very Computer

> It states that 37% of the companies already had or were planing to
> install Linux servers. It goes on to state that of those who
> recently purchased new Linux servers 31% were _replacing_ Windows
> systems. This indicates that Windows is being replaced in as many as
> 10% of all the companies. 10% 0f the companies dumping windows...
> That's a lot of Windows rebooters who's jobs are at risk. They MUST
> be on the verge of PANIC. Ether they try to compete with other
> Windows rebooters in a shrinking number of companies or they try to
> learn Linux. What a sight.

> > I have been thinking about why the winvocates are so, um so, well,
> > just plain pitiful lately. I think I may have a reason. They are
> > starting to see MS tech jobs go away. A link posted earlier
> > http://news.com.com/2100-1001-956496.html gave me the clue I needed
> > to figure it out.

> > It states that 37% of the companies already had or were planing to
> > install Linux servers. It goes on to state that of those who
> > recently purchased new Linux servers 31% were _replacing_ Windows
> > systems. This indicates that Windows is being replaced in as many as
> > 10% of all the companies. 10% 0f the companies dumping windows...
> > That's a lot of Windows rebooters who's jobs are at risk. They MUST
> > be on the verge of PANIC. Ether they try to compete with other
> > Windows rebooters in a shrinking number of companies or they try to
> > learn Linux. What a sight.

> While I agree with you that MS-Windows tech jobs are certainly
> shrinking (and lets face facts, they have nowhere to go but down), I
> think they are so pitiful is just because they can be. ;)

> Seriously, I think you've got a pretty good theory going :)

> --
> Donovan Hill
> Linux: Because you can!
> All rise for the Microsoft Anthem: "BAAAA!"
> "Micheal, I did nothing. I did absolutely nothing and it was
> everything that I thought it could be." - Peter, Office Space

>> > I have been thinking about why the winvocates are so, um so, well,
>> > just plain pitiful lately. I think I may have a reason. They are
>> > starting to see MS tech jobs go away. A link posted earlier
>> > http://news.com.com/2100-1001-956496.html gave me the clue I needed
>> > to figure it out.

>> > It states that 37% of the companies already had or were planing to
>> > install Linux servers. It goes on to state that of those who
>> > recently purchased new Linux servers 31% were _replacing_ Windows
>> > systems. This indicates that Windows is being replaced in as many as
>> > 10% of all the companies. 10% 0f the companies dumping windows...
>> > That's a lot of Windows rebooters who's jobs are at risk. They MUST
>> > be on the verge of PANIC. Ether they try to compete with other
>> > Windows rebooters in a shrinking number of companies or they try to
>> > learn Linux. What a sight.

>> While I agree with you that MS-Windows tech jobs are certainly
>> shrinking (and lets face facts, they have nowhere to go but down), I
>> think they are so pitiful is just because they can be. ;)

>> Seriously, I think you've got a pretty good theory going :)

>> --
>> Donovan Hill
>> Linux: Because you can!
>> All rise for the Microsoft Anthem: "BAAAA!"
>> "Micheal, I did nothing. I did absolutely nothing and it was
>> everything that I thought it could be." - Peter, Office Space

> Maybe they are just bored and jerks naturally. I think you should head
> over to Monster and search for jobs based on Unix, Linux and then Windows.
> The Windows job market may be shrinking a bit (all those companies still
> have Windows on the desktop), but that's like saying that we'll have 10%
> less banana's world-wide next year. You'll still be able to go to any
> grocery store and buy some.

> It states that 37% of the companies already had or were planing to install
> Linux servers. It goes on to state that of those who recently purchased
> new Linux servers 31% were _replacing_ Windows systems. This indicates
> that Windows is being replaced in as many as 10% of all the companies. 10%
> 0f the companies dumping windows... That's a lot of Windows rebooters
> who's jobs are at risk. They MUST be on the verge of PANIC. Ether they try
> to compete with other Windows rebooters in a shrinking number of companies
> or they try to learn Linux. What a sight.

>> > I have been thinking about why the winvocates are so, um so, well,
>> > just plain pitiful lately. I think I may have a reason. They are
>> > starting to see MS tech jobs go away. A link posted earlier
>> > http://news.com.com/2100-1001-956496.html gave me the clue I needed
>> > to figure it out.

>> > It states that 37% of the companies already had or were planing to
>> > install Linux servers. It goes on to state that of those who
>> > recently purchased new Linux servers 31% were _replacing_ Windows
>> > systems. This indicates that Windows is being replaced in as many as
>> > 10% of all the companies. 10% 0f the companies dumping windows...
>> > That's a lot of Windows rebooters who's jobs are at risk. They MUST
>> > be on the verge of PANIC. Ether they try to compete with other
>> > Windows rebooters in a shrinking number of companies or they try to
>> > learn Linux. What a sight.

>> While I agree with you that MS-Windows tech jobs are certainly
>> shrinking (and lets face facts, they have nowhere to go but down), I
>> think they are so pitiful is just because they can be. ;)

>> Seriously, I think you've got a pretty good theory going :)

> Maybe they are just bored and jerks naturally. I think you should head
> over to Monster and search for jobs based on Unix, Linux and then Windows.
> The Windows job market may be shrinking a bit (all those companies still
> have Windows on the desktop), but that's like saying that we'll have 10%
> less banana's world-wide next year. You'll still be able to go to any
> grocery store and buy some.

>> > I have been thinking about why the winvocates are so, um so, well,
>> > just plain pitiful lately. I think I may have a reason. They are
>> > starting to see MS tech jobs go away. A link posted earlier
>> > http://www.veryComputer.com/
>> > to figure it out.

>> > It states that 37% of the companies already had or were planing to
>> > install Linux servers. It goes on to state that of those who recently
>> > purchased new Linux servers 31% were _replacing_ Windows systems.
>> > This indicates that Windows is being replaced in as many as 10% of
>> > all the companies. 10% 0f the companies dumping windows... That's a
>> > lot of Windows rebooters who's jobs are at risk. They MUST be on the
>> > verge of PANIC. Ether they try to compete with other Windows
>> > rebooters in a shrinking number of companies or they try to learn
>> > Linux. What a sight.

>> While I agree with you that MS-Windows tech jobs are certainly
>> shrinking (and lets face facts, they have nowhere to go but down), I
>> think they are so pitiful is just because they can be. ;)

>> Seriously, I think you've got a pretty good theory going :)

>> --
>> Donovan Hill
>> Linux: Because you can!
>> All rise for the Microsoft Anthem: "BAAAA!" "Micheal, I did nothing. I
>> did absolutely nothing and it was everything that I thought it could
>> be." - Peter, Office Space

> Maybe they are just bored and jerks naturally. I think you should head
> over to Monster and search for jobs based on Unix, Linux and then
> Windows. The Windows job market may be shrinking a bit (all those
> companies still have Windows on the desktop), but that's like saying
> that we'll have 10% less banana's world-wide next year. You'll still be
> able to go to any grocery store and buy some.