report available on the novell site, read full report
Red Hat's strategy is to build pure open-source software (OSS) stacks, but with additional subscription services for clustering, high availability, cluster file systems, identity management and authentication (Netscape), and application servers (JOnAS).
Novell/SUSE Linuxs preference is a hybrid of OSS and proprietary solutions, including YaST (offered as OSS), Identity and access management, ZENworks (desktop management), Polyserve (proprietary, non-open-source software for clustering and high availability), identity management, eDirectory (non-open-source, but also support for OpenLDAP as OSS), iFolder (part OSS) and JBoss (OSS and supported by Novell). Both vendors will provide full solutions based on combinations of open-source and non-open-source products.
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This can't have effect in actual fact, that is exactly what I consider.
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