IDC's most recent report on worldwide third quarter server sales shows that for the first time ever, the Windows share of the market is larger than the Unix share. This is hardly a surprise, Windows has been trending upward in the market place the past ten years, and Unix revenues have not kept pace. Remember, Microsoft announced that NT was a Unix killer in the early 90s.
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The CoolTechZone report is so wrong on so many levels it is hard to know where to begin. For one thing, Windows has always outsold Linux in the server market. It appears that Dubey is confused about the difference between the Unix market and the Linux market. If he had the barest beginning of a clue about the market, he would be concerned about Windows Server's sales flatlining, not the sales of Linux.