Is Ubuntu Linux Ready for the Enterprise?
Ubuntu is the leader in the Linux environment and it's slowly making its way into the mainstream. But is it ready to tackle the enterprise? While there is no chance of Ubuntu overtaking Microsoft Windows' dominant market share or even making a dent compared to Apple’s Mac OS X, this open-source operating system can make a difference in the enterprise.
Linux is an enigma. It has a loyal following. It's a robust operating system. It's free. It's superior to both Windows and Mac OS X on a variety of fronts. And in recent years, it has become more user-friendly than ever before. It's a fantastic operating system with a slew of distributions that would satisfy any user.
And yet it's not even close to capturing a significant portion of the market.
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