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Most of the open source projects that IBM supports don't hurt Sun.
The one project that hurts Sun, is Linux, since Sun has the best Unix, they will lose that advantage if Linux replaces Unix. But, Linux getting really good also spells big trouble for Microsoft, which floats a lot of boats, including Sun. Really, Sun's biggest problem is they need to keep their mouth shut and do a better job of supporting Linux / Open Source, and quit worrying about Linux replacing Solaris.
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