Waiting on Red Hat's response to Microsoft
In a recent CNET interview with Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, Ballmer calls out two "primary forces" for Microsoft in the enterprise: Oracle and Linux. These are the things that keep Microsoft's Ballmer up at night.
t's odd, then, that neither Red Hat nor Novell seem to be doing much to take Microsoft on directly, except in the Unix-to-Linux competition with Windows that either Red Hat or Microsoft is winning, depending on whom you ask.
Novell depends too heavily on Microsoft's Suse Linux coupon program to aggressively stomp on the hand that is feeding it (and it's feeding Novell quite well), but what is Red Hat's excuse?
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Maybe Ballmer should try a
Maybe Ballmer should try a glass of warm milk or something.
Ballmer doesn't sleep at
Ballmer doesn't sleep at night anyway.
He eez a creature of zee night.