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Posted in Asia, Dell, Interview, Novell, Ron Hovsepian, SCO, SLES/SLED, Videos at 11:23 pm by Dr. Roy Schestowitz
Think of this as somewhat of a spillover that contains various unrelated topics, and primarily news from the past week.
Articles about Dell, Microsoft and Novell continue to come. It’s an interesting relationship that remains wrapped as somewhat of a mystery because of vague patent agreements. This new article is about China.
=> Dell, Microsoft and Novell | ↺ about China
Novell and Dell announced to expand Linux offerings with the addition of SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 10 installed on Dell OptiPlex 330 and 755 business desktop PCs in China. The systems will be available later this year.
Another somewhat bizarre article comes from China itself.
Steve Ballmer at Microsoft can be quite eccentric at times — although in fairness he is apparently an unassuming family man who is a decent cove — and the mention of the operating system Linux makes him come over strange.
Watch the photo.
In case you wish to catch up with the latest on SCO (Novell is still very much involved), read this article.
In a similar case, Andreas Kuckartz, a German Linux advocate, had been publicly stating since 2003 that “SCO IP Licenses for Linux” amounted to little more than “protection money pricelists” and that SCO is “spreading rumors about copyright violations in Linux.” Further, Kuckartz claimed that “The SCO Group Inc. is probably is involved in crimes such as stock manipulation and filing a fraudulent complaint against IBM.”
We have out many reasons for skepticism, but one analyst at UBS insists that Novell is doing well.
=> many reasons for skepticism | ↺ insists that Novell is doing well
Shares of Novell Inc. rose Monday after the Waltham, Mass., software maker received an upgrade to buy from neutral from UBS Investment Research.
The stock gained 3.7% to $7.06 in midday trades. Shares are now up almost 14% year-to-date. UBS also lifted the 12-month price target for the stock to $9 from $8.50.
Interview with Ron Hovsepian, CEO of Novell.
=> ↺ Interview with Ron Hovsepian
There are a variety of new GroupWise videos. One is worth a quick mention, but there’s nothing exciting to see here really.
There has not been much Novell buzz in the audio/video world recently. Bear in mind that such material often comes from fans and supporters. It’s not the press.
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