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Novell is ridiculously overpriced!
They priced themselves out of the market with their NOS. That's why it was too easy for Windows NT to take over what was once their market.
If they overprice a desktop OS like they did NOS, they won't even get a small %.
Software companies don't understand the "reasonale profit" concept and, most likely, never will.
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So is SCO going to sue Novell?  ghetyei | 11/04/03
So what does Novell know?  George Mitchell | 11/04/03
You are missing something...  Dave P. | 11/04/03
Not So  stephensp | 11/04/03
Novell did a Linux deal with MS in 94  Nigel Johnstone | 11/04/03
Uh, No.  Dave P. | 11/04/03
No it was definitely Linux  Nigel Johnstone | 11/05/03
I think it was Corel, not Novell.  gath | 11/05/03
Check for refs to Ray Noorda/Caldera/Novell  mgfitch@... | 11/05/03
Hypothesis  jfalknor | 11/07/03
If Novell is all Linux, will Celerant...  mlindl | 11/04/03
Go Tux Go !!! . . . . And say goodbye to SCO  Plain Logic | 11/04/03
Brought to us by Dr. Seuss! :o)  Damon K | 11/04/03
My theory  Michael Kelly | 11/04/03
Good Theory  Harry Bardal | 11/04/03
.NET? Where?  IT_User | 11/05/03
Novell is ridiculously overpriced!  NT Admin | 11/05/03
You are absolutely correct.  Michael Kelly | 11/05/03
Since when?  Dave P. | 11/05/03
interesting!  blahblahblah | 11/05/03
And you would be wrong...  Dave P. | 11/05/03
But I am not  NT Admin | 11/05/03
The author is confused.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 11/05/03
Try again...  mylo@... | 11/05/03
lol  blahblahblah | 11/05/03
That's a mighty big axe you're grinding  TtfnJohn | 11/11/03

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