[ale] Linux grabs its single biggest win

[simontek at gmail.com]

Whom assumes the DoD doesn't use Linux? Most the projects I see now use  
Linux.

On , Gmail Maillists <kbphillips80 at gmail.com> wrote:
> I'm not sure why everyone assumes that the gov't doesn't use Linux. I've  
> worked for both DoD and DoC, and Linux is extremely prevalent in both.  
> Few to no Linux desktops, but most new servers and apps these days are  
> predominately going onto Linux, at least within the organization that I  
> work for.



> Paywise, 6-figure positions are out there, doing strictly Linux for gov  
> agencies.



> Kaerka



> On Jun 23, 2012, at 12:00 PM, Leam Hall leamhall at gmail.com> wrote:



> > On 06/23/2012 10:09 AM, Wolf Halton wrote:

> >>

> >> This is a huge wedge for Open Source and Linux. I suspect a lot of new

> >> Linux admin and programming jobs will open in the next few years.

> >>

> >> Wolf

> >

> > There are already a lot of DoD Linux jobs. Bonus if you know Solaris.

> > That's why I posted a while back about the 8570 requirements. Take care

> > of those and you look very good to a DoD contract company.

> >

> > Pay ain't nuthin' to sneeze at either. Not as exciting as a startup but

> > you to get to keep stuff running.

> >

> > Leam

> >

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