I don't know of any company that would without a very strong expectation of it being worthwhile. He talks about Win2k not having crashed yet and he's very impressed with the stability. Piffle, man, we in the open source world have had that for decades now. It's quite the opposite, the movement is more alive than it ever has been. Remember, the open source principle itself has been around much longer than commercial software.
World domination takes time.
Let's talk about UNIX for a while. UNIX is more than 30 years old these days. Yet, after all that time, it's still in widespread use. Sun servers running Solaris. Handles over 175,000 users on three machines.