“While Microsoft begs the Department of Justice not to break up
the company, Linux continues to builds momentum. Today it is
hard to a find a software company that isn’t porting its products
to Linux or forming a strategy to take advantage of Linux’s
burgeoning popularity.“
“This boom has created two classes of companies: the haves and
the have-nots. I will focus my discussion on Red Hat Software
versus Corel Corp. While Corel has more than one product for the
Linux operating system, Corel does not come close to reaching the
investor frenzy, which has taken a lock at Red Hat.”
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