Why buy Novell when they can effectively squash most other linux distros'
market share within the Enterprise by simply spreading more FUD to the
effect of "M$ supports full inter-operability ONLY with Novell" and then
allow Novell to marginalize themselves and slowly make themselves irrelevant
in the marketplace the same they did with their original NetWare product?
Thus the end of any real threat Linux may have posed in their "world".
On 3/22/07, jordi laforge <
laforge.jordi@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> My company is a Novell customer. We use eDirectory\Sles9\Oes. All the
> people from Novell I talk to give me the same company line about how good
> the Novell\MS deal is for the customer and interoperability. I've been
> holding judgement on it.
> The other day a Novell sales rep said this to me:
> " MS has realized that Linux is key in the Business Enterprise and is now
> a viable and solid alternative to Windows."
>
> Knowing how much MS cares about the enterprise environment I'm starting to
> think that MS is going to buy Novell.
> Anybody else thinking this?
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