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“When executives from VMware Inc. and commercial Linux vendor
Red Hat said they would expand cooperation between the two
companies on the Linux front, it signaled a possible shift in the
way IT managers might look at operating system distribution in the
future.“At the heart of the VMware-Red Hat union was the development of
a certification program that would cement a higher level of
interoperability between VMware’s virtualization platform and Red
Hat’s flagship operating system, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5
(RHEL5)…”
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