daddygeek
11-02-2006, 11:32 PM
http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1895,2050694,00.asp
Novell, Microsoft Ink Linux Partnership
http://www.betanews.com/article/Novell_Microsoft_Ink_Linux_Partnership/1162510036
Microsoft to recommend Suse Linux, sorta
http://www.tgdaily.com/2006/11/03/microsoft_novell_linux_windows/
:5eek::5eek::5eek::5eek::5eek::5eek::5eek::5eek::5 eek::5eek::5eek::5eek::5eek::5eek:I do not know what to say:5headache:
Recap
OpenOffice will also play a role in the agreement. Microsoft and Novell will work to ensure documents created in the free productivity suite can seamlessly work in Office 2007
Microsoft is providing a covenant not to assert its patent rights against customers of SUSE Linux
Novell will make ongoing royalty payments to Microsoft for all open source products it ships.
The Microsoft-Novell pact, which will run until at least 2012
The agreement focuses on three main technological areas: virtualization to allow Linux to run on Windows machines and vice versa, Web services to help customers with a mix of Linux and Windows products, and document format compatibility to allow users to share documents.
Microsoft has officially jumped on the Linux bandwagon
Novell, Microsoft Ink Linux Partnership
http://www.betanews.com/article/Novell_Microsoft_Ink_Linux_Partnership/1162510036
Microsoft to recommend Suse Linux, sorta
http://www.tgdaily.com/2006/11/03/microsoft_novell_linux_windows/
:5eek::5eek::5eek::5eek::5eek::5eek::5eek::5eek::5 eek::5eek::5eek::5eek::5eek::5eek:I do not know what to say:5headache:
Recap
OpenOffice will also play a role in the agreement. Microsoft and Novell will work to ensure documents created in the free productivity suite can seamlessly work in Office 2007
Microsoft is providing a covenant not to assert its patent rights against customers of SUSE Linux
Novell will make ongoing royalty payments to Microsoft for all open source products it ships.
The Microsoft-Novell pact, which will run until at least 2012
The agreement focuses on three main technological areas: virtualization to allow Linux to run on Windows machines and vice versa, Web services to help customers with a mix of Linux and Windows products, and document format compatibility to allow users to share documents.
Microsoft has officially jumped on the Linux bandwagon