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UNIX vs. Linux: A Vendor's Perspective

Contributed by Chad Brandt

Thursday, 30 September 2004
A UNIX to Linux migration is a tricky question without a definitive answer ... even from the vendors promoting both.

The decision to stay with UNIX or to migrate to Linux is top of mind for many. So, the question becomes: When does it make sense to stay and when does it make sense to move?

We put that question to the big three UNIX vendors -- IBM, Hewlett Packard (HP) and Sun -- to understand how they help their customers decide where, when and if a migration makes sense.

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