Linux Developers Could Take A Cue From Windows Home Server

Linux Developers Could Take A Cue From Windows Home Server

If Linux and open-source developers in general want a good idea of a project to take cues from, there's one from Microsoft that is worth a long, hard look. No, not Vista -- in fact, it's not a desktop product at all, strictly speaking. It's Windows Home Server.
Published: 11/12/2007 7:43:22 PM
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