Letter: Song of praise

The Independent - London | May 14, 2000| | Copyright

same user simplicity as available from the Windows interface. Third, Linux is no longer confined to niche markets, and business/ enterprise Linux installations are now being sold by numerous suppliers, as Mr Brown would know if he read any of the major industry journals. Fourth, in fact most Linux software can "read Microsoft documents" but whether or not it can is irrelevant to writing Linux viruses. Fifth, Linux is not more reliable than Windows because "it has fewer ambitions". In fact the ambitions of Linux are considerably greater, for the same reason that it is almost impossible to ...

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