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Brandioch Conner - Subject: Some sent Matt Asay a press release. ( Jun 3, 2008, 03:17:43 )
Matt Asay - believing anything he read this afternoon.

...Novell stands more-or-less alone in the enterprise Linux desktop market. Just ask Peugeot, Italy's parliament, and the others who use SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop.

So I'm guess that Novell just sent Matt Asay an press release about those two deployments.

...Ubuntu owns the consumer Linux desktop market (through deals with Dell and others), but Novell may well stand alone (for now) in the enterprise market.

Or ... it MAY NOT!

You'll never know because you cannot do any research. All you can do is parrot whatever you've heard most recently.

What is Novell's market share for SuSE?

How does that compare to Ubuntu's market share?

You don't know? How could I have guessed that?

...Or perhaps Red Hat and Ubuntu are approaching the enterprise Linux desktop market through the most strategically important ways: Developing nations (Red Hat) and consumers (Ubuntu). Your thoughts?

Again, why not do the research yourself?





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