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Vendors Team on Debian-Based Enterprise Linux (eWeek)Vendors Team on Debian-Based Enterprise Linux (eWeek)Posted Jul 11, 2005 10:37 UTC (Mon) by hensema (guest, #980)In reply to: Vendors Team on Debian-Based Enterprise Linux (eWeek) by alspnost Parent article: Vendors Team on Debian-Based Enterprise Linux (eWeek)
The Linux enterprise market is RHAS and SLES (and their workstation equivalents). UserLinux is still vapourware. It doesn't seem to be aimed at the enterprise anyway (and if it is, it will fail for sure).
I don't exactly call a third enterprise-ready Linux distro to be 'fragmentation'.
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Vendors Team on Debian-Based Enterprise Linux (eWeek) Posted Jul 11, 2005 21:29 UTC (Mon) by rm6990 (guest, #30921) [Link] That is exactly what UserLinux is supposed to be aimed at. Pasted below is the UserLinux Mission Statement.
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Provide businesses with freely available, high quality Linux operating systems accompanied by certifications, service, and support options designed to encourage productivity and security while reducing overall costs.
The UserLinux Project is developing an effective, streamlined, freely available Linux distribution for businesses of all sizes. The project is not-for-profit with associated services available from a network of commercial service providers.
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