Mr. Softy's Novell Strategy [Fool.com] March 30, 2007

I to totally agree on this synopsis, that the motivation of Microsoft was it has a lot of Unix in Vista
that it paid SCO rights to. And before it released Vista it had to be sure that their bases had to be covered.
And it's looking more like Novell is the kid on the block that owns Unix.
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