we are accelerating our deployments with up to 30 new linux network computers (currently 2000 clients installed) a month in our retail locations and we are making progress in gaining support to do some prototyping of using linux for our web development (currently done on an iSeries). So far the SCO suit has just been a distraction and I have to answer questions from upper managment who are worried about the risk. my guess is that this will all come to a head pretty soon and SCO will go away.
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we are accelerating our deployments with up to 30 new linux network computers (currently 2000 clients installed) a month in our retail locations and we are making progress in gaining support to do some prototyping of using linux for our web development (currently done on an iSeries). So far the SCO suit has just been a distraction and I have to answer questions from upper managment who are worried about the risk. my guess is that this will all come to a head pretty soon and SCO will go away.
I have little to no sympathy for the IT employees laid off, they must adapt to survive the changes...
I'd like to know if you would still have this opinion after loosing your job.