How is that not a case in point? Cost is irrelevant and people chucked that shit to the side. Also, you’re mixing up the early days of UNIX with Linux, which w

How is that not a case in point? Cost is irrelevant and people chucked that shit to the side. Also, you’re mixing up the early days of UNIX with Linux, which were essentially decades apart. I watched Linux eat the entire campuses of universities and replace windows in the early 2000s. The UNIX and BSD life support cycle you are talking about is irrelevant shit from computer science departments where windows was never welcome but the scale was constrained to the department.