There is a recent Linux Today article:
http://www.linuxtoday.com/infrastructure/2007082402826OPMR
that references an opinion piece by Nicholas Petreley asking whether MS
has bought Netcraft.
That got me to thinking. I have a couple of personal web page
collections and one of these days one or the other may need to be
moved. I'd like to go with a hosting and registrar company that uses
exclusively Free Software. Go Daddy is cheap, but if they are helping
MS stack the numbers for IIS, then I don't want any part of their
service.
So, is there a reasonably priced hoster/registrar based solely on Free
Software? Or, are all of these traits mutually exclusive?
- Nate >>
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