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Techworld: VMware and Linux–Friends Forever?

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“The fact that VMware’s first ever product, VMware Workstation,
was based on Linux has meant that the company has always been very
Linux-friendly. In fact, many argue that VMware’s re-invention of
the virtualisation market–it was started by IBM in the mid-1960s
when the technology starred in Big Blue’s 704 mainframe–is a major
factor in Linux’ popularity right now. But for how much longer can
this relationship last…?”


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