Foggy slant from Novell staff at the event which promotes Linux (LinuxCon) but not necessarily software freedom

Novell's newly-appointed UK boss remarks on Microsoft's relationship with Novell

Google and Microsoft eat Novell's lunch and nobody is offering to buy Novell despite its implicit invitation

Novell is "acting as a lap-dog and providing Microsoft with good PR while simultaneously dividing and hurting the FLOSS community," argues The Source, which sees no substantial future for Novell's projects

With significant departures of a top manager, channel chief, and more key staff, Novell's future in the UK does not look promising

Microsoft denies that it has anything to do with GPLv3 or vice versa. Novell, however, is making it clear that it will be supporting SUSE Linux Enterprise Server in the future, including any components, such as future versions of Samba, that are licensed under GPLv3.

Amid the embrace of Fog Computing, Red Hat shares its source code, whereas Novell keeps all cards to itself; Microsoft/Novell spread "security" FUD to stifle migration to Fog Computing in Los Angeles

SCO is definitely beyond this Web site’s scope, but recently there has been a great deal of Novell in that saga. There are things there which have future implications on Novell, SUE Linux [sic], and other GNU/Linux distributions. We covered some of the latest in last week’s cumulative report, so let’s look at more recent articles and consider portions of them.

Growing speculations about the future role of these two companies