The salesperson paused and looked at me with a blank stare. He pointed me to the area of the store where they stocked Microsoft Windows. In an hidden corner, I found both Red Hat and Caldera distributions, and they were both at least one revision out of date. Today, Linux is better known. Some have even used it.
Bookstores offer many books about it.
In 1999, Linux was the only server-class operating system to increase its market share. Not even Windows NT did that. Linux has entered into prime time. Click here to go to this article.