While HP sells and supports both HP-UX and Linux -- and sees a place for both -- it maintains that Linux doesn't fit the same needs.

In particular, Brian Cox, director of software planning and marketing for Business Critical Systems at HP, told InternetNews.com that he believes HP-UX is still a more mature operating system.

Windows security menace makes a good reason to make the move

How can you compete with free ? That’s the question every business publication has been asking to Microsoft lately. Of course priceless software is actractive per-se, so many online journalist and bloggers already foresaw Microsoft’s decline in the OS war.

An analysis of how prevalent GNU/Linux is, particularly on the server

Socitm president Richard Steel believes open source still lags behind commercial products.

Oh sure. Microsoft loves open source. If your open source company is willing to admit Microsoft owns Linux, acknowledge the legitimacy of its proprietary standards, and put “whatever Microsoft wants.”

One person's opinion about Novell's position; Sirius beat Novell UK in the past and does this again