Mark Shuttleworth on Oracle’s Linux: “Free software in a proprietary wrapper”…

The451 is carrying a great analysis of the Oracle Linux move by Mark Shuttleworth, founder of the leading community-based Linux distribution, Ubuntu. Here’s a gem from Mark:I think we can expect Oracle to get frustrated with supporting someone else’s…

So Ellison Was Serious: The Oracle Linux Q&A…

By now, most of you are probably aware that Oracle has made the rather momentous decision to enter the operating system market via Red Hat bits. Not by partnering with Red Hat. Instead, Oracle has decided to take advantage of……

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First, I know not whether CAOS is an acronym or a terrible (possibly on-purpose) mis-spelling of CHAOS. Either way, that’s no way to start an article. Second, Ellison’s “shot across the bow” of Red Hat is what gives a bad name to all software products and services. He (Larry) has only emphasized what many big business leaders secretly believe inside the board room: Software companies are still toys and are still managed by little boys in silly shirts and tennis shoes. What a shame that the most business-like company we have out here is Sun and IBM. Doing busisness “should” be fun. Doing what you like to do “should” be fun. But the likes of Ellison and others of his ilk (I just love using that expression - don’t you?) are making it harder than ever for a small company to get started and obtain serious - meaning sufficient - capital in order to obtain a sufficient momentum go guarantee success. I think I’ll go talk to my dogs. They seem to make better sense than the leaders in Silly Valley.

Who is Oracle really going to kill ?…

So when Seklos showed the world ,well Oracle OpenWorld anyway, how to migrate from RedHat support to Oracle support ,
the whole industry started to comment on what Oracle was trying to do.

People claimed oracle was still thinking old-school
,…

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I think most of peoples are probably aware that Oracle has made the rather momentous decision to enter the operating system market via Red Hat bits. Not by partnering with Red Hat.

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Thanks for the article, I think Mark Shuttleworth (a fellow South African) is a revolutionary in the free software movement

Seklos showed the world ,well Oracle OpenWorld anyway, how to migrate from RedHat support to Oracle support ,
the whole industry started to comment on what Oracle was trying to do.

People claimed oracle was still thinking old-school
,…

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Oracle support is truly revolutionizing the software section. And all its detractors need to hold their breath.