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Microsoft: Linux's Biggest Patron | |
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| Time: 03:27 EST/08:27 GMT | News Source: eWeek | Posted By: Robert Stein | ||
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Through its settlements with Sun and Novell, which total more than $2.4 billion, Microsoft has bought an extra dose of punishment from competitors focused on popularizing Linux. 11 comments posted Add your opinion RELATED LINKS Novell Linux Desktop Arrives Linux Networx Touts Lustre-Based Cluster Solution Novell's Engineering Boss Departs Linux-Networking Company Adobe Eyes Linux Desktop Strategy MS Office 12's Competition: Its Older Versions and Linux Suites Which company is the biggest spender in the Linux world? Is it IBM? Sun Microsystems? Red Hat? Novell? No, the biggest spender in Linux, at least this year, is arguably the company most threatened by its success. | ||
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