[ Thanks to Kevin
Collins for this link. ]
“Ever since LinuxOne, a tiny Silicon Valley software
distributor, filed plans to take its stock public, the company has
drawn little but criticism from message boards frequented by
Linux faithful.
“In particular, the company has gotten heat for filing an IPO
prospectus that critics say is nearly identical to that of Red Hat
Software…”
“LinuxOne is trying to distinguish itself with a couple of
recent product launches, including a LinuxMac software package
targeted for Macintosh users.
“Those moves aren’t stopping the critics.”
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