Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Sun 18th Dec 2005 06:27 UTC, submitted by creo
Matt Asay, who quit Novell recently, has written an opinion piece on the differences between Red Hat and Novell in the Linux industry. "Red Hat has long dominated the Linux market. In part this has resulted from serendipity - the company raised gobs of cash in a boom-time IPO and so was the first big player to market - but it also results from the company's rabid focus on customers. Importantly, Red Hat has never wavered from a core understanding that the low-hanging fruit is Unix."
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Kind of a fun observation. You said, "what an incoherent piece of..." about the article, but it took me three times of rereading your contibution to understand what you were saying. I think this is known as irony.