Novell gets in on the act!
Saturday, March 24, 2007
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5 comments:
They missed out the bit where she broke her arms putting it on, couldn't get it off afterwards and lived alone with only a handful of friends.
Adan, Dizzy and I both do lots of Linux, and I don't have an more major headaches with that than I have with either Microsoft (various) or Novell NetWare.
Like the add Dizzy. I might put it on my geeky blog!
I do linux too (most physicists do). I'm not a sysadmin (well, I am, but not in a dedicated fashion), however.
Linux news stories always seem to concern Redhat or Ubuntu. Does Novell have a significant commercial linux base?
Defintely, Novell bought Suse. Ubunutu is a community distro as well and doesn't have a commerical arm that I know of. If you want commericial linux with support it's either RedHat or Suse.
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