Na Exame, edi��o 738 de 18 de Abril de 2001, h� um artigo "O dilema de Bill"
na p�gina 84.
Na p�gina 87 h� um gr�fico de pizza indicando Linux com 3,7% do mercado.
Segundo o Wall Street Jornal e o IDC, o Linux participa com 27% do mercado de
sistemas operacionais para servidores e foi o SO que mais cresceu no ano
passado (crescimento de 24%) e 20% das corpora��es est�o usando Linux para
rodar suas bases de dados.
Confira.
http://public.wsj.com/sn/y/SB986766892379263810.html
Linux garnered a 27% share of operating-system software for computer servers
sold last year, up from 24% in 1999 and 17% in 1998, according to
market-researcher International Data Corp. Linux is one of only two major
operating systems gaining market share. The other, industry leader Microsoft
Corp.'s Windows 2000 operating system, captured a 41% share last year, up from
38% in 1999.
In another indication of Linux's mainstream acceptance, an IDC survey found
20% of corporations were using Linux to operate some of their databases last
year, and 10% were using it as part of human-resources and customer
relationship-management systems. Those percentages are double the year-ago
levels. "Critics and nonbelievers can no longer dismiss the Linux market as a
fad," says Al Gillen, research manager for IDC.
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