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In article <dke-2303960719590001@adnline15.adnc.com> David K. Every,
dke@adnc.com writes:
>Sadly NT is doing a better job of creating a good enough design for doing
>engineering and data acquisition, serving, etc... and has a better unified
>interface... and feels more consistant from variant to variant... AND has
>a marketing behemoth behind it. While I doubt that will displace Unix in
>higher-ed, and many labs where everyone comes from higher-ed (unless MS
>starting GIVING it to them) - it does seem to make a dent in the server
>market, and likely will continue to do so.

I like NT a lot, but I have a hard time justifying it for my mission
critical servers for several reasons: 1) Unix offers higher performance
hardware and peripherals than the average PC server. 2) In my experience
risc servers are more reliable 3) from an admin point of view they are
easier for me to manage remotely.

For the most part, I have found PC's to be generally not of the best
quality compared to other computers. 

WT