“If you’ve been wondering which operating system Sun
Microsystems is going to place its bets on, you can stop now. Go do
something more constructive because as far as I’m concerned, the
answer is crystal-clear: When faced with a choice between Solaris
and Linux, Sun will always choose… both.“Apparently this notion hasn’t quite sunk into everyone’s noggin
yet because last week during his address to the Linux Foundation
Collaboration Summit, former MySQL CEO now Sun Senior VP Marten
Mickos was asked what is Sun’s commitment to the L in LAMP,
according to an InformationWeek report by Charles Babcock…”
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