[for-q-clinton]

But again, it just proves what I said - when the people who know what they're doing make decisions, they CHOOSE apache. When the suits get involved, it's usually IIS.

Translation: When someone that doesn't know anything on making a profit or trying to reduce costs gets to choose--they chose Apache. When the people that are educated on how to figure out the best value for their business and get a return on investment makes the decision--they choose windows.

Thank you for stating the obvious flashbunny. And now we know why Windows is #1.

[antiRepublicrat]

Translation: When someone that doesn't know anything on making a profit or trying to reduce costs gets to choose--they chose Apache. When the people that are educated on how to figure out the best value for their business and get a return on investment makes the decision--they choose windows.

In the words of Willy Wonka, "Wait a minute. Strike that. Reverse it."

IIS 6 finally got some of the capabilities of Apache (like application pools, very useful when you're running many applications on the same server), and the IIS coming with Vista will get some more (like modularity, also very useful). Yeah, IIS is better when it's still playing catch-up.