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On 11-04-18 10:20 PM, Todd And Margo Chester wrote:
> This may seems like a weird question, when I am sifting
> through my lists of businesses, does anyone have an tips
> as to what kinds of businesses prefer Linux? I would
> like to directly target those kinds of businesses
> before settling from more Windows work.
In my experience, a lot of online advertising companies use Linux - but
I don't recommend working for them unless you like feeling slimy at the
end of the day. I've also had a lot of experience with Linux in the
scientific community. Perhaps there are some research-based operations
local to you? I know a lot of grid computing is using Linux almost
exclusively.
I would probably start concentrating heavily on services over a network
though. The whole world is going to be connected and being able to serve
them information or media reliably and robustly would be a boon to your
potential clients :) (load balancing, backup, storage, security, &tc.)
Pretty much everyone is going to need a server for their data and being
able to provide them that service is a good thing IMO.
-Chris
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