Windows 3.1
screen
shot of Windows 3.1
Internet Services:
ftp://ftp.eng.auburn.edu/pub/doug/
“bootp-DH2.x” free, patched CMU BOOTP-DD2.4.x server from Doug Hughes of auburn.edu.
Supports DHCP, even for Win95 clients. Adds the patches from the Samba mailing
list to support PCNFS and Win95 simultaneously. For SunOS 4.x, Solaris 2.x,
Linux, and NetBSD servers.
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Market
share as of January 2002
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Defacements
= about 30,000 between April 2000 and February 2002
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Microsoft
software runs about a quarter of Web servers, but is the target of the
majority of successful Web defacement attacks. —Los Angeles Times, February 13, 2002
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Internet
Explorer
One
of the major features of Windows 98 is a closer merger of Microsoft’s operating
system and web browser. This isn’t done for any technological reasons or for
the convenience of the customer (many customers find the blurring between the
graphic command shell and web browser to be confusing), but instead serves the
interests of Microsoft by extending their operating system monopoly into the
Internet.