“For Corel Corp., it seems there may be no going back – and
that its future depends on the Linux operating system.“
“The company jolted investors yesterday with an announcement
that it expects to show a loss of at least $8.5 million U.S. on
declining revenue of $61 million in its fourth quarter….”
“Company executives said Corel is intensifying its efforts in
Linux, the no-charge operating system presented as an alternative
to Microsoft’s dominant Windows personal-computer system.”
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