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SRO: Not all Linuxes are created equal

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SJV
Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols
Apr 27, 2000

“I’ve written my fingers sore reporting on Linux’s technology.
As far as I’m concerned, Linux is a great business operating
system. Too bad that merely being technically wonderful doesn’t cut
it. To really make it, a Linux company needs to deliver a package
that businesses can use to further their own goals. Most
don’t….”

Companies don’t need a distribution, they need a
solution.
They need the best of the best in an easy-to-install
package. They don’t need multiple-choice systems; they need the top
system, and they need it now.”

“It’s simple. Individual users have the time and inclination to
play with Linux and put together their perfect system. Businesses
don’t. If you’re lucky enough to have Linux gurus on staff, then
SuSE is a fine choice. Most companies aren’t so lucky. That’s where
resellers, integrators and friends come in.”

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SJV

Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols

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