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They don't see themselves in that market...yet, and the trends don't look good in that direction either. As we all know, Apple has continued to shy away from ac
by homosaur 14y ago
They don't see themselves in that market...yet, and the trends don't look good in that direction either. As we all know, Apple has continued to shy away from actual computing in recent years. Now if you could do something like this for Linux, businesses that don't yet have an MS infrastructure could find this very compelling, especially if the rumors of Linux MS Office come true. I work in IT in a large nationwide law firm and we spend so much time of our days dealing with viruses and general Windows headaches when what people do is mostly either 1) through Citrix, where we manage the Windows instances or 2) on the web. If MS Office for Linux dropped, I think businesses like ours would find this a very compelling option.
- wes-exp 14y ago"we spend so much time of our days dealing with viruses and general Windows headaches" Rather than maintaining all this enterprise stuff to fight off the Windows tar-pit of viruses and dreaming of a day of MS Office on Linux, why don't you switch to Macs which require no such special effort to stay virus-free and already have MS Office available? Am I missing something here?
- LunaSea 14y agoBecause double the price ?