[ Thanks to Jason
Greenwood for this link. ]
“Following the lead of Sun Microsystems, Novell has launched an
attempt to put Linux on the enterprise desktop, but the operating
system is still struggling to get past the server-room door.“Three server deals the company has announced recently and a
handful of secret customer trials could help Novell cut a path to
its Ximian-based Linux enterprise operating system, Novell Linux
Desktop, leading to corporate desktops…”
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