Linux - a rival for Windows? February 27, 2008

About this event
Comparison of Windows and Linux has become a common topic of discussion among their users. Windows is the most prominent operating system released under a proprietary software license, whereas Linux is the most prominent operating system released under a free software license. The two operating systems compete for user-base in the personal computer market as well as the server market, and are used in government offices, schools, business offices, homes, intranet and internet servers, supercomputers, and embedded systems.

Speaker
Clive Gould, Bromley College.

Registration is not necessary.
Free of charge.

Programme
19.00 - refreshments
19.30 - lecture starts

Official Website: http://www.theiet.org/local/uk/southeast/kent/linux-windows.cfm