What slows Linux adoption most? According to ZDNet, “experts who don’t know anything.”
Paul Murphy asks a good question today. What’s the key factor slowing adoption of Linux?
His answer: experts who don’t know anything. He offers two examples, one a bad install by a Windows person, the other an inefficient Internet manager.
Below these examples, however, are deeper problems, problems we’ve addressed here. A clean install that includes applications, like the one Novell has been working on, would fix his first problem. A manager with a technical Clue might fix his second problem.
