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Sun's COO Pretends Linux Belongs To Red Hat
An anonymous reader writes "Ever mindful of minting phrases likely to spread virally through the Net, reports JDJ, Jonathan Schwartz's blogging gifts were used Friday to assert that "it's increasingly evident the OS wars are down to three - Microsoft Windows, Sun's Solaris, and Red Hat's Linux." The article comes up with a new angle on one of the most-talked about members of the tech-exec digerati, saying of Schwartz: "He's the Winston Churchill of technology - he mobilizes the English language at least once a week, and sends it into battle against Sun's rivals." But Churchill would never have tried to pull a fast one by disingenuously describing Linux as "Red Hat's Linux" - the community will upbraid him, for certain. Churchill Schmurchill, Schwartz is a technology mischief-maker not a technology statesmen."
At least he doesn't claim it's Sun's Linux.
I guess today is a passable day to die.
or for that mather SCO's
..burn that Sun, burn it !
... it already does.
Oh wait,
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Apparently Mac OS X is the Switzerland of Operating Systems in this context.
I just find it amusing that he thinks Solaris is a threat to anything.
The only damage solaris is going to do to any other OS is if you snap the CD in half and use the sharp edge to go on a killing spree among the target developers.
Phil
I guess today is a passable day to die.
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My eyeballs just fell off the table.. *groan*
Or to be even more pedantic, he should have specified the GNU/Linux/XFree|XOrg/Mozilla/OpenOffice/etc. OS.
Ducks!
"Insanity is doing the same thing over again expecting a different result."
Seriously - if we need to soothe the ruffled feathers of every Eskimo language Linux distro that runs on my espresso machine then Microsoft has already obiterated us.
The Bigger Picture, people, the Bigger Picture.