You are aware that there are server editions of Windows right? But why is Windows still used anywhere that security is important? Shouldn't "best practices" im

You are aware that there are server editions of Windows right? But why is Windows still used anywhere that security is important? Shouldn't "best practices" imply that anything Windows-related be shunned? In 2002 Chairman Bill said "Security is top priority".[1] It's 2016 and the problems seem as bad as ever. Okay, maybe Linux, OpenBSD, et al. would have as bad or worse problems if they were in such widespread use. But, after so many years, isn't it time to give those other OSes a chance? They might actually be better, not worse. [1] http://www.cnet.com/news/gates-security-is-top-priority/ http://www.cnet.com/news/gates-security-is-top-priority/