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Novell credits Microsoft for soaring Linux sales
September 28, 2007 The creator of the Suse distribution says its Linux sales have grown by 243 percent, largely due to a partnership with Microsoft.Microsoft: Linux isn't cheaper
May 26, 2004 The software giant releases a study it commissioned that finds Red Hat and Novell alternatives to Windows Server 2003 don't "significantly differentiate" on cost.Mac desktops are 'smarter money,' says CIO
July 10, 2007 U.K. company examining alternatives to Microsoft because of what it sees as software giant's "aggressive" licensing policies.Linux backer jumps ship
April 20, 2004 Microsoft hires the SuSE Linux salesman who got Munich to go open source instead of sticking with Windows. Also: Novell argues that open-source software will force Microsoft to innovate.HP unveils Linux-based laptop
August 3, 2004 The longtime Microsoft ally taps SuSE Linux to give laptop buyers an open-source alternative to Windows.Dreams of Longhorn
May 20, 2004 Longhorn Server will likely be Microsoft's most complex operating system ever, and Bob Muglia has little latitude for more slips.Dell plays price card with Novell Linux
October 27, 2004 Company becomes last of the four major server sellers to fully support Novell's SuSE Linux.Novell inks deals for IBM servers, HP PCs
March 24, 2004 IBM makes its promised $50 million investment in Novell, tightening a Linux technology partnership. At the same time, Novell and Hewlett-Packard sign a desktop Linux pact.Novell: Linux desktop set to take off
April 10, 2006 Novell President Ron Hovsepian believes the market for Linux on desktops will become ripe in the next 12 to 18 months.Commentary: Novell gives Linux enterprise muscle
November 10, 2003 Novell's acquisition of SuSE Linux is a good deal for firms and governments that are looking for an open-source alternative to Unix and Windows.Novell hopes its next desktop will leapfrog Windows
March 9, 2006 Company says its next Linux desktop will be more usable than desktop products anywhere else on the market.Microsoft makes Linux pact with Novell
November 2, 2006 Former software foes pledge to work together to help Windows world and Linux world interoperate. Video: Ballmer outlines Novell dealPhoto: Shaking hands on LinuxMunich fires up Linux at last
September 25, 2006 Local government launches the first phase of its open-source migration after a year's delay.Ushering in a new era of angst at Microsoft
April 11, 2006 Desktop Linux has finally turned into the real deal--and that can only mean real headaches for Microsoft, says Jon Oltsik.Novell reinvents itself around Linux
November 4, 2003 By purchasing SuSE Linux, Novell shows that it's serious about breaking from its NetWare roots and riding the Linux wave.Microsoft, Novell talk up 'meat' of technical collaboration
February 12, 2007 The two companies vow to optimize virtualization servers and directories, with an interoperability and testing lab planned.Microsoft to 'host' Linux virtually
April 3, 2006 The Windows giant will support customers that run Red Hat and Suse Linux in Virtual Server 2005 R2, now offered as a free download.Novell announces new Windows, Linux tools
March 19, 2004 The company touts management products for both Linux and Windows systems, as it tries to balance its proprietary and open-source software portfolios.Microsoft, Novell paint target on Red Hat
November 3, 2006 New technical and legal partnership is meant to take Red Hat down a notch--and could help Novell too.Novell: Microsoft 'sucked $60 billion' out of IT
September 13, 2004 CEO Jack Messman tells conference crowd that Microsoft's license fees have hobbled the IT industry.
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