A subversive open-source element was in evidence at this year's Window's NT forum in London as Linux-advocates achieved the final insult in hijacking the show.
Although the Windows NT forum is perhaps the last place you'd expect to find fans of Linux, there was evidence even the most hardened advocates of expensive mainstream software are starting to come around to the ways of open-source.
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