Steven Vaughan-Nichols has been at ZDNet too long. While he used to be readable and even pro-Linux, he has soaked in the ZDNet mindset from being there too long

Steven Vaughan-Nichols has been at ZDNet too long. While he used to be readable and even pro-Linux, he has soaked in the ZDNet mindset from being there too long. Most of the points he makes in this article are RedHat-centric, as if RedHat is so different from any other Linux that other Linux sysadmins can't understand it. Those statements derive directly from the above-mentioned ZDNet mindset. ZDNet was notorious for calling Linux 'the upstart operating system' and denigrating it long after many (most!) major companies had taken it on rather than continue buying Microsoft's offerings. That ZDNet mindset became obvious especially when Microsoft's ads were always on ZDNet's front page.