> At work, we are pretty much a Windows shop, and I am often frustrated by the state of Microsoft's documentation I have to agree. Every job I had after colleg

> At work, we are pretty much a Windows shop, and I am often frustrated by the state of Microsoft's documentation I have to agree. Every job I had after college was a windows stack shop while my college/personal experience was purely linux/bsd. Microsoft's documentation has always been terrible. My assumption also was that they did this to sell training, books, etc to customers. But as you noted, they have improved in recent years. Their .Net and SQL Server documentation is very good. Still wish that microsoft didn't have such a stranglehold on corporate america and we could live in a unix-based world.