Microsoft and Novell Share a Goal of Eliminating Free GNU/Linux, Imposing Software Patents
Dr. Roy Schestowitz
2009-06-17 13:56:30 UTC
Modified: 2009-06-17 13:56:30 UTC
"Now [Novell is] little better than a branch of Microsoft"
--LinuxToday Managing Editor
Summary: Novell is poaching Free GNU/Linux users, not Windows users
NOVELL'S actions speak louder than its words, which are pretty clear too. Novell tries to replace GNU/Linux with Microsoft patent coupons and here is the latest evidence.
Arrow Enterprise Computing Solutions is now a Novell Authorized Training Partner in North America. The move comes as Novell strives to migrate Red Hat Enterprise Linux customers to Novell SUSE Linux.
This article is about Novell trying to steal Red Hat customers rather than Microsoft customers. The methods are nasty. "People that use Red Hat, at least with respect to our intellectual property, in a sense have an obligation to compensate us," said Steve Ballmer. Since when is Mr. Ballmer Novell's spokesperson? Prior to this remark he praised Novell. See the video at the bottom. ⬆
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eet
2009-06-17 16:54:27
Now, that's pure slander. As usual on this website.
With over 6 million pounds in debt (nearly 10 million US dollars) we guess it's likely some other company will take over the site (if it deems it worthwhile)
The crash of this bubble isn't just inevitable, it's already happening and receding sporadically because of false announcements about money that does not actually exist (to "buy time")
When Debian wanted to stage a seemingly legitimate election it needed to have more than one candidate running; so eventually the female partner of a geek rose to the challenge (had no coding skills at all, no technical history in Debian) and lost to the "incumbent German"
Even back in the 90s many people converted programs from one language to another. That could invalidate copyleft (and copyright), which already existed
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eet
2009-06-17 16:54:27