Microsoft has historically been the single greatest enemy of Linux and Open Source in general. The only reason they now changed face and hopped on the Linux train is that they realized they lost or cannot possibly win the battle when it comes to servers, embedded devices, a large section of developers, mobile, etc.
> I can tell you unequivocally the thing holding back the average enterprise from moving their entire business to Linux on the Desktop is NOT Microsoft Office
It may not be office specifically, but vendor lock-in with various MS products is definitely a huge factor.
Also, every single "quoted" piece of your comment is cheap strawman.
> I can tell you unequivocally the thing holding back the average enterprise from moving their entire business to Linux on the Desktop is NOT Microsoft Office
It may not be office specifically, but vendor lock-in with various MS products is definitely a huge factor.
Also, every single "quoted" piece of your comment is cheap strawman.