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Lotus Foundations does not require Linux knowledge. My response to Windows Server HQ Blog post.

April 3, 2009

Just read a very interesting blog post over at Windows Server HQ Blog by Lisa Szpunar .
In fact bloggers (and blog commenters) are hating on Windows Server 2008 Foundation all over the internet.
OK naysayers, it’s not your cup of tea. You suggest using a Linux or Lotus product instead. But you need to realize that if [...]

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CNET.COM – Windows Server 2008 Foundation: April Fools?

April 1, 2009

CNET calls the Windows Foundation Server an April fool’s joke from Microsoft. It is definitely hilarious to see the different postings all over the web about the confusion this is causing. If you are offering just an OS, how is a small business owner suppose to run its most basic infrastructure needs. Where is [...]

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Microsoft FAIL: Windows Server Foundation is less than I expected

March 31, 2009

Apple laptop to do a Microsoft presentation? Ballmer, c’mon?
Joe Wilcox of MicrosoftWatch.com writes
Windows Server Foundation is less than I expected. I had speculated that Microsoft would strip down features, using the existing "core" approach, to offer software specialized for different small business tasks. Instead, Microsoft has changed licensing terms, simply turning off broader capabilities available.
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