hoax or bad taste joke by Redhat's CEO?

[Alexander Dalloz]

Today I found this online article:

http://zdnet.com.com/2100-1104_2-5101690.html

I must confess, that I am more than a little bit irritated. Is that a
hoax?

From my point of view, Fedora is a very good desktop linux, but maybe
Redhat just takes it as an unserious playground.

For several years since now I am an enthusiastic Redhat user - both on
desktop and on servers as well - and think it is a good strategy to
divide enterprise products from home user product. This does not mean,
that Linux is far from be good for desktops systems in the enterprise
area nor on home users, private PCs.

If these statements in the article are really by Matthew Szulik, he
should overthink whether his is right at position as CEO. I never heard
an officer telling customers to better buy the product from the
competitor.

Regards

Alexander


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