“Using an embrace-and-extend strategy, Caldera Systems wrote an
installation routine that starts within Windows, stays within a
graphical user interface, and lets the user back out and uninstall
Linux.”
“The result is a computer that can be set up to look like a
machine running Windows, Mac OS, or even BeOS.”
…
“More than half of Linux sales now are to people with no Linux
or Unix experience, Caldera Systems chief executive Ransome Love
said in a recent interview.”
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