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• David Gerard

  2009-04-16 14:02:18

  In the real world, business Linux is divided between Red Hat and CentOS.
  
  I'm hearing a lot of talk from people interested in Ubuntu Server, because ... they run Ubuntu at home! Including from my own boss. I don't think Ubuntu is anywhere near enterprise predictability on the server - really, just use Debian - but Canonical are undoubtedly aware of the opportunities here. Perhaps they can make Ubuntu robust enough for serious server-room consideration.

• mike

  2009-04-16 14:41:45

  This could be a trigger by novel or any software company/organization to accomplish only one thing, unethical competition practice's.
  
  I DO see a person who is very concerned over an operating system he/she is very accustomed to under threat from a major corporation/corporations and is taking it very seriously and vigorously and this appeals to my sense of freedom in one of the last places on earth.
  
  I DO see that this could be a political move made by any party for corporate/monetary or financial gain in the long-run by opening up this particular can of worms that is not limited to the same corporation issuing the same warning for a different distro, thus creating a sense of distrust within the infant community, we must be actively warry of this threat or simply put AWARE that we are under siege from financial institutions.
  
  These are just a few of my thoughts and quiq sketches with no proof reading.